Linklaters and Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer have the lead roles on sovereign wealth fund Qatar Investment Authority’s $1.2 billion investment in tycoon Li Ka-shing’s Hong Kong Electric Investments Ltd.
Qatar Investment Authority is buying a 16.53 percent stake in the utility company from its parent, Power Assets Holdings Ltd., and a 3.37 percent stake from Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings Ltd., another company controlled by billionaire Li.
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