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  • In its executive session held on December 19 2011, the Securities and Exchange Commission resolved to approve the Philippine Stock Exchange's Amended Rule on Minimum Public Ownership. The Amended Rule, which took effect on January 1 2012, was issued in response to the position of the Bureau of Internal Revenue on the tax treatment of sales, barters or exchanges of shares of stock of listed companies that do not satisfy the minimum public ownership requirement.
  • National law firms of the year L-R: Pekka Puolakka of Soraninen, Yves Herinckx of Clifford Chance and Bert de Mayer of Clifford Chance, Markus Heidinger of Wolf Theiss
  • L-R: Jonathan Fried of Linklaters, Ansgar Schott and René Bösch of Homburger, Natalie Hill of Allen & Overy
  • This award is given for each of the 14 Asian jurisdictions that IFLR covers. It is for firms whose head office is in that jurisdiction and recognises work they carried out under their home law last year across all of IFLR’s core practice areas. Peer and client recommendations are also taken into account to decide the winners.
  • L-R: Brandon Vidal-Lubin of Major Lindsay & Africa, Hwang Hwa Sim and William Liu of Linklaters
  • Over 250 private practice, in-house counsel and special guests came together at The Dorchester in London on March 22 to see Clifford Chance pick up the prestigious international firm of the year award, breaking Linklaters’ five-year winning streak. Emmanuel Maurice of the EBRD was awarded the lifetime achievement award, while Svein Andresen of the Financial Stability Board accepted the regulatory achievement award on behalf of Paul Tucker, deputy governor of the Bank of England.
  • In a little under 12 months Myanmar has gone from one of the most economically isolated states in the world, to the latest and, for many, most enticing frontier market. Thanks to a series of reforms across the country's political and economic landscape, previous obstacles to foreign investment are gradually being lifted after years of harsh economic sanctions.
  • Senior bankers debated the merits of the shariah-compliant bond market at a debtwire conference last week. Some remain sceptical
  • Last week’s trading halt of Apple shares on the US BATS exchange has highlighted the impracticality of circuit breakers and why equity infrastructure needs to be refined
  • Proposed changes to Hong Kong’s accounting report standards will clarify accountants’ role in the city’s listing process. But sponsors in the city are concerned where the move will leave them.