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    KCC amendments call for diversification and flexibility
    The M&A market in Korea has made an impressive recovery during the global downturn. Extensive revisions to the Korean Commercial Code should facilitate innovation and further boost growth
    July 31 2012
  • Thinking creatively
    Peter Kang, division director at Macquarie Securities Korea, explains how the latest round of regulatory amendments have affected his role and explains what new deal structures may become possible
    July 31 2012
  • Key M&A deals
    Kim & Chang
    July 31 2012
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    Overview and recent trends in Korean M&A
    By Jong Koo Park, senior attorney and Shin Kwon Lim, senior attorney, Kim & Chang
    July 31 2012
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    Recent developments in Korean regulations
    By Stephane Park, senior foreign attorney, and Ie-Hwan Yoo, attorney, Kim & Chang
    July 31 2012
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    Foreign investors learn to love Korea
    After seeing some turbulence after the 2008 financial crisis, last year saw important developments in capital markets. Revised regulations have opened up new opportunities and foreign investors are becoming increasingly confident
    July 31 2012
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    Recent trends in Korean capital markets
    By Haeng-Gyu Lee, partner, Jipyong Jisung
    July 31 2012
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    Merger permission slips require KFTC signature
    With an increasing number of regulations being introduced to combat any anti-competitive consequences from the rise in global mergers and acquisitions, Koreas’ Fair Trade Commission has been escalating its merger control responsibilities. Companies engaged in such deals should take note
    July 31 2012
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    Korea’s regulatory challenge
    Korea has long been viewed as a difficult market to enter, with laws that restrict room to manoeuvre. But as Korea’s rising status in the global economy becomes increasingly clear, authorities are grappling with how to best regulate – and deregulate – the market
    July 31 2012
  • Korea’s revised FISCMA threatens domestic banks
    Revisions to Korea's Financial Investments Services and Capital Markets Act (FISCMA) could lead to the cannibalisation of domestic banks, Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) has warned
    July 31 2012
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