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  • Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy represented IBRA. Global corporate finance partners Oren Azar and Richard Gray, assisted by associate David Zemans, negotiated and structured the sale. Mochtar, Karuwin & Komar served as Indonesian legal counsel.
  • ASSA ABLOY turned to David Lewis, tax partner with Allen & Overy in London for advice.
  • The share scheme issues are being handled by Robin Tremaine of Clifford Chance in London and Andy Oringer of the New York office. Daniel Bushner in London and David Bernstein in New York, together with Sema chief legal counsel Nick Deeming are leading the merger negotiations.
  • As a result of the deal, UK investors will have access to CREST settlement of US shares in the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ 100 indices. Davis Polk & Wardwell advised CREST. Jordan Luke of the Washington DC office, Randall Guynn of the New York office and Margaret Tahyar of the London office worked on the deal.
  • Despite EU complaints to the World Trade Organization being upheld, the debacle over alleged illegal exports subsidies being achieved by US foreign sales corporations looks no closer to resolution
  • Mortgage bank, Northern Rock, achieved the second phase of its planned £1.5 billion ($2.35 billion) mortgage securitization with a £750 million issue of floating rate notes.
  • Out-of-home advertiser Clear Channel Communications has agreed a $4.4 billion stock merger with SFK Entertainment, a promoter, producer and venue operator for live entertainment.
  • Ernst & Young used five law firms around the world in the sale of its global management consulting group to Cap Gemini. The sale still has to be approved by Ernst & Young partners, requiring a qualified majority of all partners and at least 75% of the management consulting group's partners to give their consent. The results should be known in April.
  • Global Crossing, the Bermuda telecommunications company, is to acquire IPC Communications and IXnet, both of whom provide networks for the financial community.
  • European finance ministers have agreed to discuss proposals for an air fuel tax on commercial aircraft. An ECOFIN (European Economic and Financial Affairs) council meeting on March 14 listened to European Commission (EC) plans for the tax, which would levy anything from 10-245 euros per 1000 litres of aviation fuel.