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  • Belgium
    New company codeLontings & Partners/KLegal Brussels
    February 01, 2001
  • Finland
    Commercial businesses to be authorized to take customer depositsRoschier-Holmberg & Waselius Helsinki
    February 01, 2001
  • Turkey
    New law on bank mergersHerguner Bilgen & Ozeke Istanbul
    February 01, 2001
  • Germany
    No tax exemption for short-term capital gains of banking institutionsBaker & McKenzie Frankfurt
    February 01, 2001
  • Solectron buys NatSteel in $2.4 billion deal
    In the largest cross-border acquisition of a Singapore company, Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy represented Singapore's NatSteel. Wilson, Sonsini, Goodrich & Rosati represented the US acquiror, Solectron. Stamford advised the target NatSteel Electronics. The deal is valued at $2.4 billion.
    February 01, 2001
  • Clifford chance acts on $1.5 billion buyout
    Clifford Chance is advising Schroder Ventures on the £1 billion ($1.5 billion) financing for the purchase of UK Homebase DIY stores from supermarket retailer J Sainsbury.
    February 01, 2001
  • Australia paints unified picture for financial services
    Australia’s financial services reforms will give it one of the most unified and advanced financial services regimes in the world. Karen Den-Toll, director of financial services at Clayton Utz in Sydney, examines how the changes will affect issuers of financial products, and advisers across both the retail and wholesale customer markets
    February 01, 2001
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    Facing the legal and structural issues of cross-border LBOs in Asia
    Parts of Asia are ripe for the kind of explosion in leveraged buy-outs seen in the US and Europe in the 1980s and 1990s. Richard Gray of Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy, Hong Kong, examines the legal and structural issues which this potential new market must address
    February 01, 2001
  • All eyes on SEC as new chief awaited
    Arthur Levitt, the longest serving chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission in Washington, DC, is to step down in mid-February. While his term of office does not officially expire until 2003, it is common for holders of the post to leave government when a new president takes over.
    February 01, 2001
  • In brief
    Davis Polk advises on $1.3 billion stock offering
    February 01, 2001
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