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  • On September 6 the boards of Euroclear, the Brussels Stock Exchange (BXS) and the Amsterdam Stock Exchange (AEX) annouced the signing of a memorandum of understanding in relation to the proposed merger of the Belgian and Dutch central securities depositaries, CIK and Negicef respectively, into the Euroclear group.
  • Linklaters has launched a legal extranet, Clients@Linklaters, which provides clients with direct access to contact, deal and billing information via a single website. Linklaters claims it is the most advanced extranet to be offered by a law firm.
  • Led by general counsel Gregory Palm, Goldman Sachs’s legal department has doubled in size in just three years. Palm tells IFLR why consolidation in the financial services sector is pushing banks’ in-house teams to look for more efficient ways to deliver legal services. Traditional bank-law firm relationships will never be the same
  • The regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000: RIP?Landwell, London
  • Asset finance: the assignment of receivablesClaro y Cia, Santiago
  • Eight lawyers have defected from the Gothenburg office of Lagerlöf & Leman, Swedish member firm of Linklaters & Alliance, as talks to merge the two firms take place.
  • Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld, LLP Ducat Place II
  • 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 two years since Russia’s financial collapse have been a sobering experience for investors and law firms alike. Ben Maiden reports from Moscow, where firms are learning to cope with a new environment
  • UK drinks and confectionery group Cadbury Schweppes, will pay $1.5 billion to buy Snapple Beverage Group, the US drinks company, from US company Triarc. The deal was formally announced on September 18 and completion is expected by November.