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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.
  • The International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) issued its "Operational Regulatory Approach Discussion Paper" in October. The paper was complied in co-operation with ISDA member firms and argues that regulatory appraisal of operational risk management by financial institutions should include a set of qualitative criteria.
  • US firm Coudert Brothers is planning to merge with Swedish firm Schürmann & Grönberg, its associated Stockholm office, in January 2001. The Stockholm practice was part of German firm Schürmann & Partners and became an affiliate office when its parent merged with Coudert in January this year.
  • Foreign investors to file tax return upon transfer of ownership of investmentsGómez Pinzón & Associados, Bogota
  • Dutch auction issuer bids find marketSmith Lyons, Toronto
  • Corporate departments in central European law firms are enjoying a slew of mergers and acquisitions, but capital markets lawyers are slugging it out in a tight and ever-developing market. Rufus Jones reports
  • Morrison & Foerster's China practice continues to expand. The firm's west coast credentials are proving so attractive to hi-tech clients with operations in the mainland that MoFo is having to hire new bodies to cover the demand.
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  • Regulation on warrants to be introducedRoschier-Holmberg & Waselius, Helsinki
  • 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