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  • UK and US firms share top places in international growth rankings
    Clifford Chance, Cameron McKenna, Dorsey & Whitney, Latham & Watkins, White & Case and Linklaters are the top six law firms for overall growth in the world, according to statistics in this year's IFLR 1000 Directory
    November 01 1999
  • City litigation
    Neil Mirchandani, Lovell White Durrant, London
    November 01 1999
  • Denton Hall and Wilde Sapte agree merger
    UK law firms Wilde Sapte and Denton Hall announced on October 12 that the partnerships of both firms had voted to combine the two firms. The merger will create a new firm with around 1,500 staff. It will be the seventh largest in the UK, with just under 500 lawyers in the jurisdiction. The merged entity will be called Denton Wilde Sapte.
    November 01 1999
  • The Netherlands
    Houthoff Buruma Amsterdam
    November 01 1999
  • Italy
    Studio Legale Beltramo Rome
    November 01 1999
  • Colombia
    Gómez Pinzón & Asociados Bogotá
    November 01 1999
  • Switzerland
    Switzerland
    November 01 1999
  • Making sense of the PSA-ISMA GMRA
    The repo lawyer is not like an ordinary lawyer.
    November 01 1999
  • Switzerland
    The first legislation regulating investment funds was introduced in Switzerland in 1967. It contained strict and inflexible investment rules due to the view of the legislators at that time that they had to safeguard investors' interests mainly through restrictions. By Filippo Th. Beck of Wemger Plattner, Zurich and Basel, with the assistance of Dominique Portmann and Christina Amgwerd-Sheaff
    October 02 1999
  • Italy
    There is no doubt the Italian public has a newfound interest in mutual funds. The net collection of savings by Italian Mutual Funds reached approximately L353 billion ($195 million) in 1998, a figure that more than doubled compared to that of the previous year and which accounts for 85% of the total managed investment. By Massimo Trentino of Studio Legale Carnelutti, Rome
    October 02 1999
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