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  • The German government has been formulating plans for energy reform since early 1996 and a new energy bill has finally been completed. By Jan Byok of Wessing
  • Robert Sexton of Salans Hertzfeld & Heilbronn, Paris explains how debt-equity swaps could help foreign creditors seeking recovery of Russian loans given the precedent of the US junk bond crisis
  • Law 19,589, enacted on November 14 1998, reformed Decree Law 3,475 of 1980 which regulates the stamp tax applicable to documents containing loans and other credit transactions, including foreign loans granted by foreign entities to Chilean companies and individuals.
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  • Banks prepare for Emu
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  • UK law firm Allen & Overy advised Citibank Credit Structures on the launch of new secured debt programmes with a total value of $20 billion.
  • The City firm Kennedys has formed an association with Dublin firm O’Connor Walshe as part of a strategy to provide legal advice throughout Ireland.
  • On December 9 pharmaceutical groups Astra of Sweden and Zeneca of the UK announced that they are merging in a deal which will create Europe’s largest pharmaceutical group with a market capitalization of $70 billion. The deal is Europe’s largest ever merger.
  • Dutch communications utility KPN, and US communications carrier Qwest are joining forces to put $700 million-worth of fibreoptic links into a network that will provide internet links across Europe. The venture, named KPN Qwest, will start in January. The companies plan to spend $500m more on the project in the next two years.