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    New implementing regulation to general tax law
    Indonesia's new implementing regulation of the General Provisions of Taxation Law explained
    May 30 2012
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    The tone at the top
    The financial crisis has prompted legislators and supervisory authorities to reconsider their priorities and objectives. In the Netherlands, this has lead to a renewed focus on corporate governance of financial institutions
    IFLR Correspondent, May 30 2012
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    Government control of Tepco
    On March 29 2012, the Tokyo Electric Power Company applied to amend Japan's financial support requirements due to the significant amount of compensation estimated to be issued pursuant to the series of accidents at Tepco's Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station.
    May 30 2012
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    Squeeze-outs
    Today, publicly-listed stock corporations in Germany are faced with a complex set of statutory reporting and transparency duties, the fulfillment of which is often a cumbersome and costly task.
    May 30 2012
  • An exemption paradox
    Recent informal guidance issued by the Securities and Exchange Board of India has taken a view which well misses the woods for the trees.
    May 30 2012
  • Editorial: Don’t push sponsors
    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.
    May 30 2012
  • Americas: Give Jamie a break
    Jamie Dimon certainly provided an easy target last month. One of Wall Street's most ardent, and certainly most outspoken, opponents of financial reform was left to eat humble pie after JP Morgan reported a $2 billion – then $3 billion and growing – trading loss in Q1 after some hedging tactics failed.
    May 30 2012
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    Labour topics in 2012
    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.
    May 30 2012
  • Clarification on minimum Philippine ownership
    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
    May 30 2012
  • Asia-Pacific: China’s QFIIs: What not to expect
    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.
    May 30 2012
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