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  • Switzerland’s collective investment scheme laws are being revised. Here’s how a new regime could look
  • As anyone who knows Brazil is aware, one of the main bottlenecks for its economic development is the state of the infrastructure in the country
  • On May 8 2012, China's Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security (MOHRSS) issued draft national rules regarding application qualifications and procedures for overtime exemptions under the flexible working hours system and the comprehensive working hours system
  • Since this author's last article ('Costa Rica's insurance market three years on', IFLR September 2011), the insurance industry in Costa Rica has experienced important growth, according to most of the market indicators revealed by the supervisory authority SUGESE
  • Due to factors such as the high yen exchange rate and the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011, the Japanese economy remains fragile and uncertain
  • London's future as a global financial hub is looking increasingly difficult to sustain. This is due not only to changes in the regulatory environment – sizeable though they may be – but also the macro-economic environment that poses a challenge to the City's status as the world's financial centre
  • The completion of take-private transactions in Germany was traditionally lengthy and prone to attack from professional minority shareholders who took advantage of the rule that every shareholder of a German stock corporation can file an action to set aside a shareholder resolution for violation of the law or the articles of association
  • In 2012 the Greek parliament, under its loan commitments and in coordination with its European partners and the IMF, undertook the obligation to comprehensively review the existing feed-in tariff (FIT) structure and set out a number of alternatives by preparing a plan for the reform of the renewable energy sources support schemes to make them more compatible with market developments and to reduce the pressures on public finances
  • Local lawyers have warned of the steps foreign sponsors and investors must take to protect future Bolivian mining projects, following the announced nationalisation of Glencore's local tin and zinc mine.
  • The first public health infrastructure project to be financed in Peru's capital markets received an investment grade rating, in the absence of government guarantees.