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Albert Birkner and Hasan Inetas of CHSH explain the governing legislation
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European and Russian investment will keep the Belarusian market buoyant in 2008. Sergei Makarchuk of CHSH explains
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Natasha Scotland and Neil Horner of Attride-Stirling & Woloniecki look at general offers, schemes of arrangement and amalgamations
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Leonard A Birmingham of Harneys discusses one of the reasons why the BVI is one of the world's most stable financial centres
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There is a danger that regulation will slow down deals, argues Kiro Kirov of Cerha Hempel Spiegelfeld Hlawati
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William J Braithwaite and John J Ciardullo of Stikeman Elliott assess Canada's year
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Iain McMurdo of Maples and Calder explains why foreign firms favour exempted companies in Cayman
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A volatile year has not harmed Finland, says Nina Wilkman of Borenius & Kemppinen
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Government bodies effectively oversee M&A deals through a range of complex regulations. Hubert Segain of Herbert Smith outlines the system
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Dr Michael Inhester and Christian Tönies of P+P Pöllath + Partners argue that secondary transactions should no longer be seen as a makeshift solution
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Rigorous guidelines govern Ireland's M&A and have helped the market flourish despite the credit crunch. Abigail St John Kennedy of Dillon Eustace explains
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Japan's new guidelines ease regulation on M&A and help it keep up with worldwide changes. Masakazu Masujima of Mori Hamada & Matsumoto discusses the developments
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Luxembourg's legislation makes it hospitable to business. Daniel Boone and Régis Steiner of Kleyr Collarini Grasso explain how
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The Aeroméxico takeover shows that the Mexican system can cope with hostile takeovers, say The M&A Group at Creel y Garcia-Cuellar
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Patchy legislation makes M&A more difficult than it should be, argue Iulia Stoianof and Adrian-Catalin Bulboaca of Bulboaca & Asociatii
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South Korea's new pro-business administration may
revitalise M&A, say Jong Koo Park, Luke Shin and Gene Oh Kim of Kim & Chang
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Vicente Conde and Oriol Armengol of Perez-Llorca argue that although some questions remain, Spain is on the way to achieving transparency
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Discussion has led to helpful changes in Swiss M&A regulation, say Alexander Vogel, Christoph Heiz, Wolfgang Muller and Thomas Ladner of Meyer Lustenberger
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James Chen, CT Chang, Alex Jui-Lin Liu and Sophia Yeh of Lee and Li discuss the impact of new legislation and how to conduct M&A in Taiwan
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Zeynep Ergun Özeren and Ayse Nur Sanli of YükselKarkinKüçük take you through Turkey's 2007
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Ukraine is awaiting several new laws. In the meantime, M&A is governed by established but highly dispersed legislation. Iryna Marushko and Dmytro Symanov of Lavrynovych & Partners explain
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Schemes of arrangement are the structure of choice in
UK M&A, say Malcolm Lombers, Mark Bardell and
Andy Radford of Herbert Smith
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Two US cases have highlighted the risks of an ambiguous Mac clause. But imprecision is the only way to hammer out a reasonable compromise