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  • i-Cable has completed the first dual listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and Nasdaq. The cable television and broadband internet service provider raised HK$4.3 billion ($560 million). The deal is also the first global offering by an Asian cable televison operator.
  • Weil, Gotshal & Manges and Allen & Overy are advising on the largest equity offering in central and eastern Europe of the year.
  • UK firm Eversheds is to merge with Dutch firm Boekel De Nerée in a move that will create a firm with almost 1,200 lawyers.
  • German firm Haarmann Hemmelrath has announced that it will open an office in London during the first quarter of 2000.
  • US and Japanese firms have helped to complete the largest project financing in Japan.
  • SEC eases requirements to encourage cross-border offers
  • Consolidation is coming to Australia's legal market. The professional services firms are eyeing up targets and London and New York firms are on their way. But Australia’s lawyers are not cowering in the corner. They are just getting on with innovative deals. Ralph Cunningham reports
  • Time is running out for Singapore lawyers. When the legal reform bill becomes law, expected this month, the attorney general will be able to approve up to five joint ventures and five formal alliances between foreign and local law firms.
  • François Poudelet has led a team from Allen & Overy Paris advising CDC Marchés on the first issues of obligations foncières, the French equivalent of German Pfandbriefe.
  • US firm Jones Day Reavis & Pogue has lost Paris partner Laurent Faugérolas and four associates to the Paris office of rival US firm, Willkie Farr & Gallagher. Faugérolas is a corporate lawyer and had been at Jones Day Paris for five years.