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  • Italy
    Studio Legale Beltramo Rome
    August 31 1999
  • Switzerland
    Belser Altorfer & Partner Zurich
    August 31 1999
  • $1 billion Madero oil project closes in Mexico
    Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy has been advising the consortium led by Deutsche Bank, which provided the $1.08 billion financing for the Madero oil refinery project in Mexico. The deal reached financial close in August.
    August 31 1999
  • Colombia
    Colombia
    August 31 1999
  • World's first three-way international merger
    Nine firms advising on $21 billion Swiss/Canadian/French merger
    August 31 1999
  • Singapore's joint venture partners revealed
    A Singapore lawyer has revealed four of the local practices he claims the government has chosen to be allowed to set up joint ventures with foreign firms.
    August 31 1999
  • When bad things happen to good projects
    Restructurings related to projects can prove especially complex
    August 31 1999
  • Singapore's reforms: too little, too late?
    The government of Singapore has issued a report calling for the partial opening of the legal market. Joint ventures and formal alliances may come to the city much sooner than anyone expected, but most firms, both local and international,are unhappy with the proposal. Rich Meyer reports from Singapore
    August 31 1999
  • Merger fever grips German market
    With Pünder, Volhard, Weber & Axster set to vote for its merger with Clifford Chance/Rogers & Wells this month, Nick Ferguson looks at the prospects for firms seduced by what the press has dubbed Fusionsfieber
    August 31 1999
  • Singapore's reforms: too little, too late?
    The government of Singapore has issued a report calling for the partial opening of the legal market. Joint ventures and formal alliances may come to the city much sooner than anyone expected, but most firms, both local and international,are unhappy with the proposal. Rich Meyer reports from Singapore
    August 31 1999
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