IFLR is part of Legal Benchmarking Limited, 4 Bouverie Street, London, EC4Y 8AX
Copyright © Legal Benchmarking Limited and its affiliated companies 2024

Accessibility | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Modern Slavery Statement
Cookies Settings

Search results for

There are 25,235 results that match your search.25,235 results
  • Sullivan arrives in Germany
    Sullivan & Cromwell last month announced the appointment of two partners in Frankfurt as it revealed plans to launch a German law practice for the first time.
    November 01, 2001
  • Hunton & Williams scoops Philippine privatization deal
    Hunton & Williams is to advise the Philippine authorities on the long-awaited privatization of the country's electricity industry.
    November 01, 2001
  • In brief
    Thacher Proffitt expands finance team
    November 01, 2001
  • Simmons continues Asian expansion
    Simmons & Simmons has continued the expansion of its Asian services with the recruitment Masons' Hong Kong litigation team. The move comes just one month after the firm secured a joint venture in Tokyo with mid-size Japanese firm TMI Associates.
    November 01, 2001
  • MoFo plots course for China venture capital law
    Morrison & Foerster (MoFo) has advised the Chinese authorities on the creation of a framework for venture capital investment inside China. The Californian firm approached the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation (Moftec), one of three agencies involved in drafting the new rules, when it learned that plans were afoot to allow Chinese companies to more easily solicit venture investment from foreign funds.
    November 01, 2001
  • UOB wraps up OUB takeover
    Singapore's United Overseas Bank (UOB) has wrapped up its takeover of Singaporean rival Overseas Union Bank (OUB) with a S$1.3 billion ($715 million) bond issue, the largest of its kind in Singapore. It also launched a US-dollar denominated $1.27 billion issue.
    November 01, 2001
  • Disposing of non-performing loans in Asia
    Jerome Jakubik of Baker & McKenzie, Chicago, discusses the structures and bidding procedures used by Asian financial institutions trying to dump burdensome non-performing loans
    November 01, 2001
  • unger-nov01.jpg
    Laura Unger takes stock
    Last month commissioner Laura Unger announced plans to step down from the SEC. Her departure will leave a massive gap in an already under-staffed Commission, and not just in terms of numbers. Tom Nicholson meets the woman who led the SEC for most of a crucial year in its history, and discusses how she has fought Regulation FD, tried to narrow the digital divide and championed human rights through financial regulation
    November 01, 2001
  • Norton Rose gets back to Hong Kong
    Following its severed alliance with Hong Kong's Johnson Stokes & Master and subsequent three-year exile from the territory, Norton Rose is preparing to reopen its doors for business on April 2 2002. Between viewings of available office space in Hong Kong's central district Paul Giles, Norton Rose's managing partner for Asia, discusses plans for the new office, China and Norton Rose's strategy for further growth in Asia.
    November 01, 2001
  • Where does Brumark leave fixed charges?
    Geoffrey Yeowart of Lovells, London, assesses the Privy Council’s ruling in the Brumark case, which created uncertainty over fixed charges, and says there are lessons to be learned from Siebe Gorman
    November 01, 2001
Previous
1
...
2212
2213
2214
2215
2216
...
2523
Next