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  • International investment bank Morgan Stanley is to merge with US retail financial services firm Dean Witter, Discover. The merger will create the US's biggest securities firm in terms of capital, with an estimated market capitalization of US$20 billion and total assets under management of US$270 billion.
  • Roche Holding of Switzerland is buying US company Tastemaker for an estimated US$1 billion. The transaction is planned to boost Roche's flavours and fragrances division, Givaudan-Roure.
  • Hilton Hotels, the US hotel and gambling group, is making a US$6.4 billion hostile bid for ITT, its largest rival, in an attempt to create the world's biggest hotel and gambling company.
  • Cravath, Swaine & Moore, New York, is representing the US drugstore chain Revco in its acquisition by rival CVS. The US$2.8 billion stock swap merger will mean CVS becomes the US's second largest drugstore chain by sales.The team of Cravath lawyers comprises corporate partners Alan Stephenson, Philip Gelston and Richard Hall, assisted by corporate associates Caroline Gottschalk, Andrew Woeber, Richard Cundiff and Andrew Pitts. Partner Michael Schler and associate Craig McCracken are advising on tax law, while senior attorney Henry Morgenbesser and associate Scott Price are handling employee benefits issues. Also advising is senior attorney Jeffrey Smith, specializing in environmental law, and special antitrust counsel is Louis Sernoff from Baker & Hostetler, Washington DC.
  • Morgan Stanley & Co International has completed a US$1.55 billion multicurrency revolving securities repo facility agreement. Barclays Bank arranged the facility.
  • Two articles in the November 1996 edition of International Financial Law Review featured structures for securitization and repackaging of assets which are increasingly being located in and partly governed by the laws of Jersey. The articles entitled 'Emerging markets cash flow securitizations take off' and 'Asset repackaging wins further followers' dealt with a wide range of assets which can be repackaged or securitized, often through an offshore SPV, with the funding contributed by a medium-term note or a short-term commercial paper issue.
  • The commoditization of energy and the development of a European energy market is well under way — but will remain incomplete while there is no standardized master contract available. By Mark Haedicke of Enron Capital & Trade Resources Corporation, Houston
  • Until recently pension funds did not exist in Italy, because not all of the ministerial decrees contemplated by Legislative Decree No. 124 of April 21 1993 which introduced and regulated pension funds had been issued. Three decrees have recently been enacted, two by the Treasury and one by the Ministry of Labour, which now make pension funds fully operative in Italy.
  • The People's Bank of China (PBOC) promulgated the new Provisional Measures of the Administration of Foreign-Funded Financial Institutions in Shanghai-Pudong Conducting Renminbi Business Pilot Scheme (the Measures) on December 2 1996. About a month later, the PBOC granted licences to Citibank, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, Hongkong Bank and Industrial Bank of Japan to conduct Renminbi (Rmb) business.
  • Under the Exchange Law Statute, an external credit should comply with the following requirements: