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  • Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy has been advising the consortium led by Deutsche Bank, which provided the $1.08 billion financing for the Madero oil refinery project in Mexico. The deal reached financial close in August.
  • A Singapore lawyer has revealed four of the local practices he claims the government has chosen to be allowed to set up joint ventures with foreign firms.
  • Wilde Sapte asset finance partner Tom McDonald is set to appeal an arbitration decision forbidding him from leaving the firm before the end of 2000
  • In a sign of further consolidation in the Italian market, Toffoletto has agreed to merge with Negri-Clementi, Montironi & Soci. Turin-based firm Ganna & Asociati will also join the new firm, to be called Negri Clementi, Toffoletto, Montironi & Soci. The firms signed agreements at the end of June but the merger will not be effective until January 1 2000
  • The government of Singapore has issued a report calling for the partial opening of the legal market. Joint ventures and formal alliances may come to the city much sooner than anyone expected, but most firms, both local and international,are unhappy with the proposal. Rich Meyer reports from Singapore
  • By Johan D Kleyn, Jan Louis Burggraaf & Willem JH Wiggers* * Allen & Overy, Amsterdam effective as of January 1 2000
  • Private Equity Exits: Anticipating and Controlling the Process Andrew J Roberts is a partner in the Private Equity Group of City law firm Dibb Lupton Alsop, London
  • Structuring management buy-outs Daniela Weber-Rey, Pünder, Volhard, Weber & Axster, Frankfurt am Main Christopher Kellett, Clifford Chance, Frankfurt am Main
  • The Changing Venture Capital Market By Grant E Finlayson and Makiko Ushijima of Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP, Tokyo