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Shanghai Kai-Rong: Mastering insurance
| Tuesday, 17 November 2009
Six-year finalist for ALB’s Insurance Law Firm of the Year title, Kai-Rong Law Firm continues be to a forceful contender within the insurance sector.
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Anthony Harper
| Wednesday, 30 January 2008
Anthony Harper have had another stellar year. Corporate and commercial assignments have ranged from the sale of vintage warbird aircraft, through acting for the developer of the South Island's tallest building, the C1 Tower, to the hugely successful listing of NZ Windfarms on the New Zealand Stock Exchange.
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AZB, Armachand complete Hindalco QIP
| Wednesday, 16 December 2009
The Indian capital markets continue to heat up and Hindalco Industries, the fifth largest aluminium producer in Asia in terms of volume, is the latest company to take advantage of a surge of interest in Indian equity to fund the development of its aluminium production facilities and access to mineral reserves.
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Dubai World woes yield work for firms
| Friday, 4 December 2009
It sent shockwaves around the world’s financial markets but one noticeable aspect of the US$26bn Dubai World restructuring is the silence of the big law firms involved on the matter.
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Shanghai Kai-Rong: Mastering insurance
| Tuesday, 17 November 2009
Six-year finalist for ALB’s Insurance Law Firm of the Year title, Kai-Rong Law Firm continues be to a forceful contender within the insurance sector.
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Maples and Calder builds property capital
| Friday, 13 November 2009
Maples and Calder, Eversheds and Norton Rose have together helped New World China Land to beef up its financial resources through a rights issuance in Hong Kong.
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Gulf project finance: where to now?
| Friday, 31 July 2009
ALB asks industry experts when they think the market is likely to bounce back and how different it will look when it does
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Firms poised as Hong Kong's capital market springs back to life
| Wednesday, 1 July 2009
DEAL NEWS: After posting the slowest first quarter in almost a decade, Hong Kong's capital markets are once again in full swing, or at least, the closest we are likely to get to it in the middle of a worldwide economic crisis.
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Asia's fastest-growing firms 2008
| Thursday, 2 April 2009
Among the many firms around the region that are cutting a swathe or carving a niche, some stand tall above the rest. ALB singles out the top 30 performers by percentage revenue and headcount growth.
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In-house perspective: on the move
| Monday, 2 February 2009
After making the transition from Clifford Chance partner to HSBC (Australia) in-house counsel, Amanda Parshall reflects on the rewards and challenges of leadership
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Chance to break new ground in Islamic finance
| Thursday, 25 September 2008
With markets across the US and UK in distress, firms are re-casting their lines to the Middle East, reeling in deals that involve offices in Europe and Asia as well.
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Linklaters helps provide infrastructure link in Vietnam
| Friday, 8 August 2008
International law firm Linklaters has advised borrowers on the US$225m Saigon Premier Container Terminal port project in Ho Chi Minh City. The project is Vietnam’s first port built by foreign investment and a 20/80 joint venture by the state-owned Tan Thuan Industrial Promotion Company (IPC) and the world’s second-largest port operating group, Dubai Port World (DPW).
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Mettle ALB Australasian Law Awards 2008 Photo Gallery
| Wednesday, 4 June 2008
This year's Australasian Legal Business Awards were the biggest, brightest and most well attended yet. Over 600 In-house Counsel, Lawyers and other Legal Professionals came together at Sydney's Westin Hotel to wine, dine and celebrate the legal professions successes. MC James O'Loghlin was variously hugged, high-fived and handshaken by the nights winners who enjoyed his humour and the rest of the night's entertainment. Were you there? Check out our photo gallery, and if you recognise yourself, let us know who you are by e-mailing us at jasmine.clarke@keymedia.com.au along with the photo name
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Korea 2008
| Monday, 17 March 2008
On the cusp of a possible opening to foreign competition, Korea's top law firms have come down with a bout of wanderlust. Following the lead of an outbound client base, they are setting up a growing network of offices overseas. Ben Abbott reports.
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