Partners at Australian firm Mallesons and Chinese giant King & Wood are set to vote on a potential tie-up this week, which, if approved, will see the firms combine under a Swiss verein structure in the first quarter of next year. The move comes as part of a wider strategic plan at Mallesons to tie up with both a U.S. and U.K. firm.
November 22, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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Mallesons Stephen Jaques and Chinese giant King & Wood are set to vote on a potential tie-up this week as groundbreaking talks between the two firms continue.
Mallesons partners will vote on the deal on Wednesday, with partners at King & Wood also expected to vote on the union this week. The Australian firm needs a majority vote of 75 percent in order to push ahead with the proposed tie-up.
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