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  • A new US law will make it quicker and easier for emerging companies to go public, and should also relieve some Sarbanes-Oxley reporting burdens
  • Has the overhaul of Canada’s merger and national security review processes lived up to expectations, or proved people’s fears?
  • Spain’s companies law has undergone a process of evolution aimed at regulatory unification. But a single companies code is yet to appear
  • After years of impressive economic growth, the Brazilian economy slowed down in 2011. Dilma Rousseff''s government is not happy, and has decided to take some measures to increase the pace of the country''s economic activity
  • India's capital markets are suffering from a lack of decision-making among politicians and regulators
  • Recent informal guidance issued by the Securities and Exchange Board of India has taken a view which well misses the woods for the trees.
  • The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has a lot to answer for. Following the increased focus on sponsor obligation in Hong Kong by the SFC, financial institutions have noticed a creep of the potential policy into the UK.
  • This year will probably become one of the most important regarding labour regulation changes in Peru. There are several matters to which companies, trade unions and employees in general should pay special attention.
  • On June 28 2011, the Philippine Supreme Court issued a landmark decision on a legal issue that has remained unresolved for over 75 years since the 1935 Constitution
  • The Chinese Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) this month revealed it could ease Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (QFII) license restrictions to open up the programme to smaller financial firms.