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Asia Deal Digest: Aug. 28, 2014
*Kirkland & Ellis advises Orchid Asia on $920 million China fund *HSF, KWM lead AGL's $1.1 billion rights issue for MacGen acquisition *Simpson Thacher, Gunderson Dettmer on Murata's $465 million acquisition of chipmaker PeregrineHSF, KWM Lead on AGL's Billion-Dollar Rights Offer
The Sydney-based power company will use the proceeds to fund its recently approved $1.4 billion acquisition of Macquarie Generation.Asia Deal Digest: Aug. 19, 2014
*Allen & Gledhill, Clifford Chance on OCBC's $2.7 billion rights issue in Singapore*HSF advises KKR/Abacus joint venture on stake purchase in Melbourne's World Trade Center*Gibson Dunn leads Chinese consortium's $1.7 billion take-private offer for U.S. chipmaker OmniVisionKWM on $1.2 Billion Sydney Highway Refinancing
Allens acted for the lenders that funded the Westlink M7 motorway project.PwC Taps Former King & Wood Mallesons Australia Partners
The hiring of former country managing partner Tony O'Malley and former corporate M&A head Timothy Blue comes as PwC and its Big Four accounting peers bulk up their legal teams in the Asia Pacific region.Asia Deal Digest: Aug. 14, 2014
*Linklaters leads Dairy Farm's $925 million investment in Shanghai-listed Yonghui Superstores*Norton Rose Fulbright advises Fosun International on its winning bid for Roc Oil in Australia*Amarchand advises on a $349 million share sale by Bharti Airtel's tower unitChina's New Rules for Consultants Raise Questions for Law Firms
The Chinese government has banned state-owned enterprises from working with U.S. consulting firms such as McKinsey & Co. and Boston Consulting Group. Will law firms be next?Asia Deal Digest: Aug. 7, 2014
*Milbank leads Tata Steel's first dollar-denominated bond sale, worth $1.5 billion*Ropes & Gray advises Macquarie fund on investment in New York Stock Exchange-traded JinkoSolar*Malaysia's Sona Petroleum taps Norton Rose Fulbright for oil concession purchase in Gulf of ThailandHSF Acts for Leighton-Led Consortium on New Zealand Infrastructure Bid
The group of five investors will pay $845 million to build the Transmission Gully Motorway near Wellington, in the country's largest-ever public-private partnership deal.Kirkland Leads Qihoo's $900 Million Bond Sale
Latham & Watkins, King & Wood Mallesons and Commerce & Finance Law Offices also had roles on the deal.