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Herbert Smith and Travers Smith advise on $2.1bn US acquisition of UK tech firm
HSF is providing UK advice to US-based Arris as it buys TV set-top box maker PaceHerbert Smith and Travers Smith advise on $2.1bn US acquisition of UK tech firm
HSF is providing UK advice to US-based Arris as it buys TV set-top box maker PaceFreshfields leads as China's Bright Food takes majority stake in Israeli cheese maker
Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has advised China's Bright Food Group on its acquisition of a majority stake in Israel's largest food company Tnuva, estimated to be worth around $2.5bn according to media reports.Transfer Window Asia: recent moves including Latham, Weil and Two Birds
Shearman & Sterling has expanded is project development and finance practice with addition of Allens partner Anthony Patten in Singapore. Patten previously led Allens' oil and gas team in Asia and Australia, before which he was a partner in Ashurst's London energy, transport and infrastructure group. He also spent six years working in London and the UAE as a senior in-house counsel at Royal Dutch Shell.How Simpson Thacher and Paul Hastings brought home the bacon on $7.1bn Smithfield takeover
The acquisition of American pork producer Smithfield Foods by Hong Kong-based meat manufacturer Shuanghui International Holdings came at a good time for Hong Kong's corporate lawyers. Last year's $7.1bn (£4.2bn) deal was the largest ever takeover of a US business by a Chinese company and was announced just as a host of law firms were focusing their energies on Chinese outbound investment. When it came to choosing their advisers, it was no surprise that both Shuanghui and Smithfield picked US firms with which they had long-term relationships. Wall Street firm Simpson Thacher & Bartlett was appointed lead counsel on the US side, having advised Smithfield since the turn of the century, while Paul Hastings was selected by Shuanghui, having assisted it on restructuring, offshore activities and other transactions since 2003.Cleary and Paul Hastings tuck in to Chinese meat producer IPO
Paul Hastings and Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton are understood to have been appointed as lead advisers on the IPO of Chinese meat processing company Shuanghui International, estimated to be worth up to $6bn (£3.75bn). The planned listing would be the biggest in Hong Kong in four years, providing a welcome boost to the local IPO market, which has seen a dearth of high-value flotations since the middle of 2012. It follows Shuanghui's takeover of the world's largest pork producer – Virginia-based Smithfield Foods – earlier this year. That deal, valued at $7.1bn (£4.7bn), marked the largest ever acquisition of a US company by a Chinese business.Chinese meat giant recruits Simpson Thacher associate as GC ahead of Smithfields purchase
Chinese meat processing giant Shuanghui International has hired Simpson Thacher & Bartlett senior associate Sandra Kister as its new general counsel. Kister, who previously worked in the corporate practice of the Wall Street firm, was recruited by Simpson Thacher in 2007. She worked in New York for two years before relocating to Asia to do a one-year public interest fellowship with not-for-profit organisation Grameen Foundation.A&O, Paul Hastings act as Shuanghui raises $4bn for Smithfield takeover
Allen & Overy (A&O) and Paul Hastings took lead roles as China's Shuanghui secured $4bn (£2.56bn) in debt finance for its takeover of the world's largest pork producer. The Hong Kong meat processing giant, which offered to buy Virginia-based Smithfield Foods for a price of $7.1bn (£4.7bn) earlier this year, said it had entered into a facilities agreement with a group of banks which would allow it to raise funds for the acquisition.Five firms lead on landmark $7.1bn China takeover of US meat giant
Five US firms have taken lead roles on a major M&A deal which is set to become the largest-ever Chinese takeover of a US company. China meat processing giant Shuanghui International Holdings has this week offered to buy the world's largest pork producer, Smithfield Foods, for a price of $7.1bn (£4.7bn).Reed Smith continues energy push with McDermott London partner hire
Reed Smith has recruited McDermott Will & Emery partner Rashpaul Bahia for its London office, as the US firm continues to ramp up its focus on the energy sector. Bahia, who specialises in energy and commodity derivatives transactions, marks the latest in a number of hires for Reed Smith's energy and natural resources group.TRENDING STORIES
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