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By Jeremy Hodges | January 20, 2010
Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom has taken the lead role on one of the largest initial public offerings (IPO) for almost two years. A team from Skadden advised online travel booking company Travelport on its hotly anticipated flotation, which values the company at around £1.8bn.
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By Jeremy Hodges | January 19, 2010
Exactly 12 months ago this column suggested that the M&A deal drought of 2009 would be reminiscent of the post-dot com gloom in 2003, and it was true. This year, however, is harder to call. The latest figures from Legal Week's exclusive data provider Mergermarket confirm what all M&A lawyers knew: 2009 was a bleak year for transactional lawyers, with global deal values just shy of $1,800bn (£1,103bn) compared to $2,427bn (£1,488bn) in 2008. The good news is that most signs suggest that the bottom has already been passed, with the final quarter of 2009 managing a modest if fairly broad revival. That revival looks set to trudge into 2010, even if there is little evidence of a dramatic rebound.
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By Legal Week | January 7, 2010
Clifford Chance (CC) is in line for a leading role as DP World prepares to list on the London Stock Exchange. The magic circle firm is understood to be advising the Dubai-owned ports operator, which announced yesterday (6 January) that it will pursue an initial public offering (IPO) in London after seeing a drop-off in share prices. DP World is a longstanding client of CC, with the firm also taking a lead role on the company's $5bn (£3.1bn) listing on the Dubai International Financial Exchange (DIFX) in 2007.
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By Legal Week | January 4, 2010
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer and Slaughter and May have won lead roles on China Pacific Insurance's $3.1bn (£1.9bn) Hong Kong initial public offering. The listing, one of the largest global IPOs of 2009, saw Freshfields take a role for the China-based insurance company. The magic circle firm's team was led by global co-head of capital markets Kay Ian Ng and capital markets partner Calvin Lai, both of whom are based in Hong Kong.
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By Legal Week | December 4, 2009
Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton and Ashurst have won roles on Rusal's planned $3bn (£2bn) flotation on the Hong Kong stock exchange. Cleary has landed the main role on the listing, fielding a team led by City-based partner Dan Braverman advising on US, English and French law. Ashurst corporate partner Andrew Edge is providing additional English law, while US firm Sidley Austin is advising on Hong Kong law, with a team led by Hong Kong-based capital markets partner Constance Choy.
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By Legal Week | December 2, 2009
Lovells capital markets head Sharon Lewis gets in a nod to Hogan and salutes the Pooh school of management
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By Legal Week | November 26, 2009
Salans has boosted its London office with the hire of a banking partner from Simmons & Simmons. Bodo Schaar is a banking and capital markets lawyer with a special focus on German law and restructuring and insolvency. He is dual-qualified in Germany and England.
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By Legal Week | November 25, 2009
Norton Rose has bolstered its City capital markets practice with the hire of former Clifford Chance (CC) partner Kate Alliott. Alliott is due to join the top 10 City firm in early December after seven years as a partner with CC's London capital markets practice.
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By Legal Week | November 25, 2009
Cleary Gottlieb & Steen Hamilton and Sullivan & Cromwell have taken lead roles on the €1bn (£900m) French initial public offering (IPO) of a subsidiary of luxury goods company PPR. PPR, the holding company of brands such as Gucci and Puma, is set to list its African distribution unit CFAO, marking the first significant IPO in the French market since 2007.
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By Legal Week | November 24, 2009
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer and Linklaters have taken lead roles on British fund manager Gartmore's £1bn initial public offering (IPO). The float, which will cover 30%-50% of the company, is intended to cut net debt from £400m to £100m.
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