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A&O advises on the HKSAR Government’s multi-currency, digitally native, green notes issuance

The proceeds from the issuance will be used to finance and/or refinance eligible projects under the HKSAR Government’s Green Bond Framework.

Herbert Smith Freehills advises AFMA in obtaining unfair contract terms relief from ASIC

The HSF team was led by partners Charlotte Henry and Alice Molan, senior associate David Curley and solicitor Felix Hu.

Reed Smith advises Microsoft on investment in Mistral AI

This new investment strengthens the French start-up's position as one of the world's leading AI companies.

Consultation opens on Ireland’s offshore renewable energy policy

Publication of the consultation is also significant in so far as it recognises that Irish ORE is competing for resources internationally and a need to ramp up momentum on delivery of specific commitments.

Mastering remediation: commitment, planning and consistency

Businesses will be required to give attestations to the regulator in respect of the completion of remediation.

Mayer Brown Advises Excelerate Energy

This LNG is intended to supply floating storage and regasification units (FSRUs) in Bangladesh.

Hogan Lovells guides Fenway Sports Group and Strategic Investors in groundbreaking multi-billion dollar investment in PGA TOUR Enterprises

The Hogan Lovells team was led by Matthew Eisler

Six international contentious and non-contentious private wealth specialists recognised in the latest edition of the Private Client Global Elite Directory

The Private Client Global Elite Directory was created with the awareness that referrals and recommendations are absolutely key to the private client sector.

Hong Kong's office named Finalist for two nominations in the asia Legal awards 2024

This nomination further underscores Appleby’s commitment to providing exceptional legal solutions for complex transactions.

Dentons advises UK Foreign Office on its investment in Green Guarantee Company

The company will prioritise green infrastructure, renewable resources, alternative energy, and clean transportation.

Allen & Overy advises the Emerging Africa Infrastructure Fund (EAIF) on Zambia's first listed green bond

The green bond was issued under a USD200 million medium-term note programme established by CEC Renewables and raised USD53 million.

UK High Court dismisses Thatchers cider ‘copycat’ claims

Thatchers claimed that the overall appearance of the Aldi product is highly similar to its own product label for which it has a registered trade mark.

Herbert Smith Freehills tops 2023 Australian M&A league tables

Herbert Smith Freehills acted on many of Australia’s largest and most complex M&A deals in 2023

Sidley Shortlisted at IFLR Asia-Pacific Awards 2024

Winners will be celebrated at an awards ceremony in Hong Kong on March 20, 2024.

Dentons advises PKO Bank Polski and EBRD on debt financing for approximately 70 MW of wind projects in Poland

Dentons’ Banking and Finance team advised the banks on the transaction, which included negotiating and concluding financial documentation.

Freshfields advises CD&R and its portfolio company MFG

This level of investment will position MFG as one of the largest and most significant ultra-rapid EV charge point operators in the UK.

Bird & Bird advised FCG Finnish Consulting Group on the sale of FCG Digital Ltd

This acquisition continues the successful cooperation between Bird & Bird and FCG Finnish Consulting Group.

Six Appleby Lawyers Feature in Private Vlient Global Elite Directory

Appleby’s Private Client & Trusts team advises on all aspects of trust & estates law, including the establishment, administration, restructuring and termination of private, charitable, and commercial trusts and foundations.

Hogan Lovells advises on the US$480 million rights offering by Grasim Industries

Grasim Industries is a leading global producer of viscose, diversified chemicals, linen yarn and fabrics.

Final stage of security of payment reform in Western Australia implemented

Contracts for residential work between builders and homeowners, small residential subcontracts and contracts directly with government principals continue to be exempt from the requirements.

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