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  • Stikeman Elliott’s Jeffrey Singer explains why, until recent reforms are approved, M&A parties must play according to the existing and proposed rules
  • Something for boards to aspire to European boards are finally prioritising the implementation of defence plans against activist investors as volumes look set to break records.
  • Still with Dentons, the headline in Asia last month was that it would be adding more numbers to its headcount when it agreed merger terms with GADENS in Australia and RODYK & DAVIDSON in Singapore. This follows a number of other mergers the firm has pursued across the globe in the last two to three years.
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  • Rima Moawad, Loeb & Loeb Roberta Bassegio, PaulHastings As 2015 draws to a close, many firms are adding bench strength. In one of the highest-profile lateral hires in New York, GREENBERG TRAURIG gained Iskender 'Alex' Catto, who became the new head of the firm's power industry projects and restructuring teams.
  • Counsel in China have revealed a lack of enforcement of the country's amended Company Law by local officials, as the central government seeks to ease restrictions on foreign investment enterprises (FIEs).
  • Cleary Gottlieb’s Gabriele Apfelbacher, Michael Kern and Valentin Pfisterer explain the new waterfall for bank bonds
  • Paul Volcker, former Federal Reserve chairman, spoke exclusively to IFLR about his eponymous rule last month. He said the Volcker Rule, a part of the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act, has carried out his basic intent: banning federally-backed banks from speculative activity. But Volcker believes that more clarity is needed over the regulation.
  • Brigette Baillie, Herbert Smith Freehills Caroline Sherrell, White & Case In Paris the most notable appointment saw DECHERT hire leading M&A lawyer Laurent Faugerolas, who joined the US firm after a near-three year hiatus from legal practice. He left to establish a boutique M&A advisory consultancy firm in London, after spells at Weil Gotshal & Manges and Willkie Farr & Gallagher.
  • Regulators are worried that the market is overheating. It’s too soon to tell if their concerns are justified