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  • Comment
    Frederick L Feldkamp of Foley & Lardner, Chicago reviews the US securitization developments and suggests some possible limits
    July 31 1999
  • The renaissance in European securitization
    In the last three years the European securitization market has flourished. This growth has not been restricted to just one country — the UK, France, Germany and Spain have all been very active. Leading lawyers, investment bankers, monolines and issuers discuss what has caused this phenomenon
    July 31 1999
  • US structured finance
    Patton Boggs LLP
    July 31 1999
  • Cutting Edge-Brobeck and Herbert Smith get banks’ vote on Freeserve IPO
    Internet provider Freeserve, advised by Shearman & Sterling and Linklaters, launched its much-anticipated IPO on July 26. The offering included an institutional tranche and a US tranche and closed at a 37% premium on the offer price at the end of its first day of trading in London.
    July 31 1999
  • Cutting Edge-Skadden advises NTL on purchase of CWC
    US firm Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom is advising UK Cable company NTL on its aquisition of part of the business of Cable & Wireless communications. Travers Smith Braithwaite are advising NTL on UK law.
    July 31 1999
  • Clifford Chance becomes the world’s largest firm
    The proposed three way merger between Clifford Chance, Rogers & Wells and Pünder is set to create the world’s largest law firm. Ben Maiden reports on the reaction of City firms
    July 31 1999
  • Skadden Arps advises on record European high yield issue
    US firms have been hired to advise on Europe’s biggest and most recent high yield issue.
    July 31 1999
  • Inside US firms in London
    The leading US firms in London talk candidly about the strengths and weaknesses of their capital markets practices. By Rob Mannix
    July 31 1999
  • Finland
    Roschier-Holmberg & Waselius
    July 31 1999
  • News-Legal issues in structured finance
    Sometimes the magnitude of issues involved in specific transactions does not become clear immediately. To avoid being overwhelmed by legal issues Standard & Poor’s recommend deal parties confront certain legal issues in advance.
    July 31 1999
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