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  • Run Ming advises on debut airline bankruptcy
    | Tuesday, 2 March 2010
    Aviation specialist Run Ming has recently advised on China’s very first airline bankruptcy. East Star Airlines was declared bankrupt last year and Run Ming partner Gavin Wang was instructed by Airbus, one of the creditors of East Star Airlines.
  • Herbert Smith and Linklaters bank on China Agri
    | Tuesday, 24 November 2009
    China Agri-Industries Holdings has been advised by Herbert Smith in relation to a US$250m five-year loan facility. A syndicate of seven banks was advised by Linklaters.
  • Four Chinese banks make debut loan into South Africa
    | Wednesday, 21 October 2009
    Standard Bank of Africa has been lent US$1bn by four Chinese banks making their debut loan into the South African market. Denton Wilde Sapte was recommended to the lenders by the borrower.
  • Bank loans back in fashion
    | Thursday, 24 September 2009
    Encouraged by the Central Government, PRC banks are back with a vengeance and eager to lend
  • 银行贷款业务引人注目
    | Thursday, 24 September 2009
    受到一系列国家经济刺激政策的影响,商业银行信贷进入了一轮快速投放期。一些律师事务所近期观察到银行贷款项目数量明显上升的征兆,银行与金融业律师也逐渐忙碌起来。
  • 欧华与德恒联手助平安收购深发展
    | Thursday, 25 June 2009
    在中国平安入股深发展的交易中,欧华律师事务所为平安提供相关香港法律服务,德恒律师事务所为平安的中国法律顾问。
  • Herbert Smith re-hires returning partner
    | Wednesday, 18 March 2009
    Herbert Smith has announced that former partner Jeremy Xiao has returned as a consultant to the firm. Xiao will work out of the firm’s Beijing office on a part-time basis.
  • ANALYSIS: Hong Kong firms see mainland as trump card
    | Wednesday, 17 December 2008
    Increasingly, the divide between the burgeoning mainland legal system and Hong Kong’s own common law jurisdiction is, at a practical level, becoming blurred. ALB asks Hong Kong lawyers whether this trend is enhancing their leading position in the industry or bringing more competition from their mainland counterparts
  • ALB In-house Legal Summit Beijing 2008
    | Saturday, 8 November 2008
    Over 250 delegates from companies and organisations across a wide range of sectors attended ALB's Beijing in-house legal summit on 6 November, to discuss the role of legal counsel in globalizing businesses and in the current global financial turbulence.
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