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  • Costly asset management failures are dramatic evidence of the need for third party audits of advisers’ practices, says Marcia MacHarg of Debevoise & Plimpton, New York
  • Decree 2343 of 1996 establishes new terms and conditions for the trunking of telecommunications services. The aspects of these terms are:
  • UK security, fire protection and home improvement group Williams Holdings is making a US$1.3 billion bid for rival Chubb Security.
  • Canadian oil and gas company Morrison Petroleums and rival Northstar Energy Corporation are to merge. The merged company will have a market capitalization of nearly US$1.3 billion. It expects to launch a bid of approximately US$325 million for its outstanding shares as soon as the merger is complete.
  • Interim Services, a Florida staffing company, is paying US$575 million for British recruitment and staffing business Michael Page Group. The acquisition is proof of the growing international importance of the temporary service industry. It will allow Interim Services to expand through Europe and east Asia.
  • US filter and separation systems company Pall Corporation has acquired Gelman Sciences for about US$237 million of Pall common stock.
  • Dutch company Philips Media is selling its 50% stake in United and Philips Communications, the largest privately-owned cable system in Europe, to its joint venture partner, American concern United International Holdings. The deal is worth US$425 million.
  • In its first Eurobond issue since 1982, the Republic of Sri Lanka is to issue US$50 million of floating rate notes. Lead managers to the issue are Citibank and ING Barings.
  • Allied Irish Banks (AIB) has acquired US bank holding company Dauphin Deposit Corporation for US$1.36 billion. The acquisition, made by Allied Irish Banks' US subsidiary First Maryland Bancorp, brings the banking group closer to its goal of owning a US bank with assets of more than US$20 billion.
  • The Korean government has recognized that depositors’ interests must be safeguarded by the state. But improvements need to be made, argues Dong Won Ko of the Institute for Monetary & Economic Research, The Bank of Korea, Seoul