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Asia Deal Digest: Sept. 18, 2014
*Allen & Overy, Clifford Chance on $916 million Laos hydropower project development and financing*Latham & Watkins advises Chinese private equity firm FountainVest Partners on its first U.S. investment*Cleary leads state-run Korea Development Bank's $750 million note issuanceO'Melveny Hires Top Disputes Partner in Hong Kong
The Los Angeles-based firm has recruited King & Wood Mallesons' Denis Brock to join its business trial and litigation practice in Asia.Kirkland to Launch Restructuring Practice in Asia
The Chicago-based firm has tapped Hogan Lovells' regional practice head, Neil McDonald, and one other Hong Kong-based insolvency partner in a move to grow its own team beyond the U.S. and Europe.O'Melveny Sees Wave of Departures in Singapore
Over the past nine months, the Los Angeles-based firm has lost 14 lawyers in its city-state office. Why have so many left, and what does O'Melveny plan to do next?O'Melveny Singapore Partners Defect to Ashurst
The departures come on top of at least seven other exits from the Los Angeles-based firm's Asia offices this year.Dechert Gets License to Practice in Singapore
Dechert has officially been granted a license to practice law in Singapore, eight months after the firm applied for permission to practice in the country.Kirkland, O'Melveny on Chinese Chipmaker Deal
State-owned Shanghai Pudong Science and Technology Investment Co. is offering to acquire Montage Technology Group, a maker of semiconductors used in cloud computing, for $693 million.Chinese Companies Return to U.S. Exchanges in Big Way
Three years ago, U.S.-listed Chinese companies seemed to be an endangered species as many of them became the targets of regulatory investigations and shareholder litigation. But last month Chinese online retailer JD.com had the largest U.S. IPO ever for a Chinese company, with a much, much bigger one for Alibaba Group on the way. Is resurgence here to stay?Lawyers Feeling Chill in Indonesia
Two years ago, Indonesia was one of the hottest markets in Asia for international law firms. But a drop in demand from China has hit Indonesia's resources sector hard, and the once investment-friendly political environment has shifted in a more nationalist direction. Firms say many foreign investors are holding off for now, waiting to see if things change after a presidential election in July.Asia Deal Digest: April 24, 2014
* Herbert Smith Freehills and Freshfields lead on state-owned company's acquisition of Hess Oil assets in Thailand* Cleary, O'Melveny and Kirkland on a Chinese IT company's $332 million take-private* Willkie Farr guides a U.S. VC fund on a $250 million investment Down UnderCountdown to Compliance: SEC Private Fund Reforms
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