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  • UK law firm Simmons & Simmons has acted on behalf of investment bank ICEA Capital, in relation to the first privately owned Chinese company to list on the Growth Enterprise Market of The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong (GEM).
  • Baker & McKenzie has acted as both international and Italian counsel to leading German bank WestLB, on a securitization of Italian lease receivables.
  • Union Fenosa Desarrollo y Accion Exterior (Union Fenosa ACEX), Spain's third largest electricity company has retained the services of two law firms to advise on recommended mandatory cash offers by a subsidiary, for UK company Cambridge Water.
  • UK firm Allen & Overy has helped close the draft stage of the first ever online Thai securities trading account agreement in Thailand.
  • Baker & McKenzie has advised Bermuda company Pangea on the construction and related financing of a $436 million fibre optic network which will connect the UK, the Netherlands, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Norway and Estonia.
  • Portugal’s status as a small economy on the EU’s outer rim has often left the Portuguese feeling removed from the Union. The real opportunities may be elsewhere. Ben Maiden reports
  • By resisting the advances of the international legal networks Spanish firms hope to forge a global role of their own. Ben Maiden reports
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  • What do you do if you are a successful Thai company wanting to access greater capital supplies and build a global rather than just a regional reputation? Melisa Uremovic, of Coudert Brothers in Bangkok, examines the regulatory issues that will arise for Thai companies preparing for a US and, in particular, a Nasdaq listing
  • The Securities and Exchange Commission has finally adopted the much-discussed Regulation FD – but not in its entirety. Paul Bird and Paul Brusiloff of Debevoise & Plimpton examine the new regulation and how it has been modified to reflect market criticisms