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  • US firm Hogan & Hartson has hired Corine Sheldon, a French-qualified tax and finance partner, to join the firm's London office. Nicola Walker, a UK employment law specialist joins the office as a partner at the same time.
  • As Clifford Chance completes Monument No.1, the largest securitization of UK commercial mortgages, lawyers are preparing for a surge in European issuance
  • The financial services group Citigroup is purchasing Associates First Capital for $31.1 billion.
  • Herbert Smith is acting for the London Stock Exchange (LSE) on the planned merger with Deutsche Börse and the defence of the £850 million ($1.2 billion) hostile offer by OM Gruppen AB.
  • Chase Manhattan is to acquire JP Morgan for more than $30 billion. JP Morgan is the fifth-largest bank in the US, specializing in equities and investment banking, debt and foreign exchange-based trading, and asset management. Chase Manhattan is the second-largest bank in the US providing commercial and consumer banking, lending and investment banking services. The merged company will be called JP Morgan Chase & Co.
  • Brazilian oil giant Petrobras opted for representation from Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue in its partial privatization. Petrobras, which earlier this month made a successful global share offer, plans a big board listing for American Depository Receipts convertible into its preferential stock. Richard Anderson of the New York office advised on tax matters.
  • The Credit Suisse group has struck a deal to acquire US investment bank Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette for $11.5 billion in cash and stock.
  • Time Warner Telecom has executed a purchase agreement to acquire all the assets of GST Telecommunications Inc. The deal is worth $690 million, including the payment of up to $50 million of GST's transaction expenses.
  • Lovells in London is advising Baltimore Technologies Plc on the £702 million ($1.02 billion) acquisition of Content Technologies and a proposed placing of ordinary shares. Baltimore is a specialist provider of information security solutions for use in e-commerce transaction and computer networks. Content Technologies develops and sells software that provides policy-based security for emails and helps manage email content. The acquisition is conditional on shareholder approval.
  • In the first of two articles, Marnin Michaels, David Balaban, Peter Connors, Philip Marcovici, and Thomas O’Donnell of Baker & McKenzie review the stringent requirements of the new qualified intermediary regime in the US and suggest ways to address them