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    Greece: Restoring confidence
    Address: 12, Neofytou Douka str.
    December 09 2012
  • The new Kuwait – Are investors really welcome?
    In an effort to reduce its dependency on oil, Kuwait has embarked on a series of economic programmes that policymakers hope will see an increase in foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows. The programmes are expected to create incentives for foreign investors and in doing so help transform Kuwait's economy from one entirely dependant on oil to one that has an array of developed economic sectors.
    December 09 2012
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    Turkey: A year of big changes
    Dogan Eymirlioglu and Ceyda Aydin of Ersoy Bilgehan examine a number of recent changes to Turkey’s laws which will impact foreign investors
    December 09 2012
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    UAE: Attractive yet challenging
    Atiq Anjarwalla and Ian Gaitta of Anjarwalla Collins & Haidermota examine the factors that make the UAE an attractive yet challenging regional investment destination
    December 09 2012
  • Editorial: New markets, new rules
    Foreign direct investment (FDI) into emerging and frontier countries has remained a significant engine of growth even as the global economic picture has weakened.
    December 09 2012
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    Q&A: Frontier markets: private equity’s next challenge
    You could be forgiven for thinking Africa and private equity an odd pair. Leveraged buyouts, price tension and dual-track exits don't appear to go hand-in-hand with frontier markets.
    December 09 2012
  • The nature of inside information
    On June 28 2012 the Court of Justice of the European Union, requested by the German Federal Court of Justice, ruled on the definition of inside information
    December 08 2012
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    1980s
    Patrick McGurn Shareholder rights plans are often understood as anything but. By giving shareholders the opportunity to dilute a potential owner's stake in a company, they have effectively deterred any and all hostile acquisitions of companies that have adopted them.
    December 06 2012
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    1990s
    Phillip Fletcher Following the 1980s debt crisis, the IMF and World Bank endorsed the Brady Plan, which called for debt reduction by way of risk-compensated forgiveness. Debtor countries' loans were restructured into a menu of publicly-traded US dollar-denominated Brady Bonds collateralised with US Treasury securities. The first Brady Bond, completed in 1990 for Mexico, became the archetype for the other Brady deals that followed over the next seven years.
    December 06 2012
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    2000s
    Daniel Goelzer The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) sprang into existence with a clear mandate. The Enron debacle had so tarnished the profession's reputation that independent oversight was crucial to restoring a respected auditing profession. But the PCAOB did not just have a moral mandate. It had a strong legal one too, with a unanimous vote for Sarbanes-Oxley in the Senate and only a couple of dissenting voices in the House of Representatives.
    December 06 2012
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