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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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Firms multitasking for CRIC's "creative" IPO
| Friday, 23 October 2009
Six law firms – Skadden, Fangda, Maples and Calder, Commerce & Finance, O'Melveny & Myers and Shearman & Sterling – have shown creativity and multitasking skills while acting on the concurrent IPO and merger of CRIC.
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六家律所协助CRIC在美成功上市
| Friday, 23 October 2009
易居中国与新浪合资公司中国房产信息集团（CRIC）在纳斯达克成功发行IPO，融资额达2.5亿美元。世达、方达、通商等六家律所共同参与了这一富创造性的分拆上市交易。
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Lehman ruling to result in years of litigation
| Thursday, 8 October 2009
Australian litigators are gearing up for a long battle after the Federal Court recently ruled in favour of three councils contesting a deed of company arrangement, that limited the creditors’ recourse to the assets of Lehman Brothers Australia
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Sinopharm IPO: just what the doctor prescribed
| Friday, 25 September 2009
Sinopharm Group, the largest distributor of pharmaceutical and healthcare products in China, has made its debut on the HKSE with a US$1.13bn IPO that was 500 times over-subscribed.
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Amcor raising signals change
| Tuesday, 18 August 2009
Amcor’s A$1.6bn capital raising to contribute to the purchase of Rio Tinto’s Alcan packaging business is a sign that M&A activity will start to pick up according to lawyers working on the deal
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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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Former Merrill Lynch VP to head Loeb & Loeb Beijing outlet
| Friday, 3 April 2009
International firms’ business may have been affected by the collapse of some leading investment banks, namely Lehman Brothers and Merrill Lynch, but one upside is that there is now a broadened pool of renowned deal makers available to them.
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Financial crisis brings flurry of M&A work to lawyers
| Friday, 19 September 2008
When reports surfaced of Lehman Brother’s bankruptcy and the fall of Merrill Lynch, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in the US, it seemed like market activity had slowed. But figures released by Mergermarket show otherwise.
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White & Case law firm scores high-yield deals
| Thursday, 7 August 2008
Despite the continued slowdown in the debt finance markets and the defection of key members of its banking & finance team, law firm White & Case LLP is advising on five deals with a combined value of more than US$27bn.
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Ground-breaking carbon deal for Bell Gully
| Thursday, 10 July 2008
New Zealand firm Bell Gully has set a future trend with its climate change team, headed by Simon Watt. The well-known firm came to international attention last year, with Watt receiving a Chamber of Commerce Global award as one of only 10 partners worldwide to be acknowledged as a legal expert in this area.
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AAR eyes Southeast Asia growth
| Thursday, 3 July 2008
Singapore, Indonesia and Cambodia are strong future growth priorities, says Gavin MacLaren, Southeast Asia managing partner for Australian firm Allens Arthur Robinson
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Fried Frank opens office in Shanghai
| Wednesday, 12 December 2007
Less than one year after the opening of its Hong Kong office, New York powerhouse Fried Frank Harris Shriver & Jacobson LLP has launched its second office in Greater China - and Asia for that matter - in Shanghai.
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