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  • Norton Rose has captured the mandate to advise EasyJet, a leading European low cost flight operator, on its forthcoming initial public offering (IPO). The IPO is set to launch in mid-November. One estimate suggests the deal could raise £200 million ($289 million). Partner Mark Lloyd Williams leading the Norton Rose team with fellow partners Richard Baumann in the US and Chris Randall and Jeremy Edwards in London.
  • Potential problems in the development of the Kazakhstani bond marketBaker & McKenzie, Almaty
  • New circular in relation with the autonomy of the management of collective investment undertakingsKPMG Legal Advisers, Brussels
  • European court causes confusion over corporate location rulesBaker & McKenzie, Frankfurt
  • Singapore's Wong Partnership has lost one of its top partners, bringing about the end of its short-lived relationship with Clifford Chance. In a statement issued jointly by the two firms, the resignation is mentioned as being a key factor in the decision not to proceed with the joint venture licence (JVL).
  • The chief litigation counsel at the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has left to return to private practice.
  • UK firm Norton Rose has lost its second partner to a multi-disciplinary partnership (MDP) in recent weeks. Celia Gardiner, a banking partner, has left to head up the banking team at PricewaterhouseCoopers' (PWC) legal arm, Landwell. She follows in the footsteps of capital markets head Gilles Thieffry who left Norton Rose to join Garretts, Andersen Legal's UK member firm.
  • Employee stock option plansWierzbowski & Szubielska, Warsaw
  • Brobeck Hale & Dorr adds to tech IPO list
  • Chinese firm Haiwen & Partners has completed a full house of the year's significant Chinese privatizations with its role on the Sinopec offering. China Petroleum and Chemical Corporation, otherwise known as Sinopec, raised $3.47 billion through a global offering.