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Offshore firms join in as Cleary and Clifford Chance lead on Rusal’s $5.15bn debt restructuring

Offshore firms join in as Cleary and Clifford Chance lead on Rusal’s $5.15bn debt restructuring
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Legal Business
26 September 2014
Financial services

Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton and Clifford Chance picked up the lead roles along with a raft of offshore firms as Russian aluminum giant Rusal carried out a $5.15bn debt restructuring following a slower than expected recovery in the commodities market.

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