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  • Dutch communications utility KPN, and US communications carrier Qwest are joining forces to put $700 million-worth of fibreoptic links into a network that will provide internet links across Europe. The venture, named KPN Qwest, will start in January. The companies plan to spend $500m more on the project in the next two years.
  • UK law firm Stephenson Harwood is to join forces in Brussels with Italian firm De Berti Jacchia Perno & Associati and Paris firm Barbé Carpentier Thibault Groener. The firm’s association with France’s largest law firm, Fidal, part of the KPMG legal network, is over. In its new association Stephenson Harwood plans to look at joint business
  • The Polish government has completed the second stage of its sale of a 15% stake of Telekomunikacja Polska SA (TPSA), the state telecoms company.
  • UK law firm Allen & Overy advised Citibank Credit Structures on the launch of new secured debt programmes with a total value of $20 billion.
  • The City firm Kennedys has formed an association with Dublin firm O’Connor Walshe as part of a strategy to provide legal advice throughout Ireland.
  • US law firm Morgan, Lewis & Bockius has promoted Zoë Ashcroft to partner. Ashcroft is the tenth partner at the firm’s London office, and its first female partner. Her practice focuses on corporate and banking finance, with particular emphasis on transatlantic mergers and acquisitions transaction.
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  • Lord Irvine, the Lord Chancellor, has appointed a new chairman for the UK Law Commission, the body responsible for examining possible reforms to legislation. Justice Robert Carnwath will take up his position in February.
  • Netting laws to be extended to payment systems