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  • Jonathan Walsh and Will Farrant of Norton Rose, London explain how the new UK regulator, the FSA, will change securitization for building societies as it aims to harmonize the regulations for banks and mutuals
  • Euronext: a strategic move towards one European Stock Exchange
  • Limitations on the authority of the competition commission
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  • German trade tax on leases: a violation of EU law?
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  • Australian firms benefited in 1999 from record levels of mergers and acquisitions, and none gained more than Freehill Hollingdale & Page. Figures compiled by Thomson Financial Securities Data show Freehills once again topped the tables, advising on 129 transactions worth more than A$23.7 billion. That represents 42% of the total market.
  • US firm Sullivan & Cromwell has boosted its M&A capability in its London office by relocating a highly-rated M&A partner from New York, together with two colleagues. Neil Anderson has arrived in the UK, gaining the title of head of the firm's European M&A practice. Joining him from New York is fellow M&A partner George Sampas and litigation partner Ted Edelman.
  • Brown & Wood corporate and securities partner Michael Schiavone has joined the New York office of Shearman & Sterling. He specializes in new product development, financial institutions and telecommunications companies.