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Canaccord Genuity, the group's joint corporate broker, resigned on Monday morning with immediate effect.

Lazard is lead financial adviser, backed by Centreview Partners, with Citigroup and Deutsche Bank as joint corporate brokers.

N. M. Rothschild was financial adviser to National Grid, with Credit Suisse First Boston and Merrill Lynch serving as joint corporate brokers.

"We have had 14 years to plan for that, so I anticipate we will be moving quickly on the implementation, from joint scheduling, joint pricing, joint frequent-flier programs to joint corporate selling," said Tom Horton, American's chief financial officer.

The scene was the board's receipt of the devastating news that Morgan Stanley, the company's joint corporate broker, was no longer prepared to underwrite a cash-raising rights issue that had been under preparation since May.

As a consequence, the joint corporate internal knowledge network will be created which simplifies work-related cooperation.

He has an extensive background in acquisitions and joint ventures, corporate governance and compliance, significant corporate and IT transactions, including in the area of IT consulting services, systems integration, technology development and design, and global outsourcing transactions.

Kevin Kong, JD '99, joined China Rapid Finance as general counsel in Shanghai, where he manages legal, regulatory, and compliance matters focusing on U.S. securities, capital markets, public disclosures, commercial agreements, joint ventures, corporate finance, litigation, intellectual property, and corporate governance.

We will also focus on alternative funding sources, such as joint ventures, corporate venture capital, and strategic alliances.

An internationally recognised panel of speakers will consider: the origins and development of Open Source and GPL licensing; IPR protection and risks of proprietary and Open Source licensing models; Open Source risk management in the context of IPOs, M&A and joint ventures; corporate Open Source policies and procedures; and what the future has in store.

At 20 per cent, the UK has the joint-lowest corporate tax rate in the G20 with the government planning to lower it to a further 18 per cent in 2020.