Lawyers Feeling Chill in Indonesia

Headlines • Lawyers Feeling Chill in Indonesia • Bird & Bird Adds Hong Kong Tech Partner • Herbert Smith Freehills on State Grid Bond Issue • King & Wood Mallesons on Sydney Airport Loan • Linklaters' Top Bengoshi Joins MoFo • Davis Polk on $2.5 Billion Tencent Bond Offering 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 the election in July. Read More » Bird & Bird Adds Hong Kong Tech Partner Michelle Chan previously headed the Asia TMT practice for Herbert Smith Freehills. Read More » Herbert Smith Freehills on State Grid Bond Issue The Chinese state-owned power company is issuing three tranches of bonds worth $3.5 billion. Read More » King & Wood Mallesons on Sydney Airport Loan The airport operator is borrowing $1.4 billion to repay maturing bonds and fund future capital expenditure. Read More » Linklaters' Top Bengoshi Joins MoFo Akihiro Wani, who served as joint managing partner of Linklaters' Tokyo office from 2005 to 2012, is joining Morrison & Foerster as a senior counselor. Read More » Davis Polk on $2.5 Billion Tencent Bond Offering The issue is part of $5 billion program launched by the Shenzhen-based Internet company last month. Read More »

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