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  • Mika Salonen and Kaisa Voutilainen of Borenius Attorneys at law discuss the overlap between legal privilege and powers of bankruptcy administration in Finland
  • Bail-ins are a controversial part of many bank resolution provisions. But they can serve a purpose in emergencies. By Phil Taylor
  • Harmonising global insolvency regulation is a challenging task, but Insol International president Gordon Stewart is optimistic about the prospects for more coherence in the sector. By Phil Taylor
  • Alric Ofenheimer and Marcus Benes of Eisenberger & Herzog detail the insolvency mechanisms available in Austria
  • Alberto Núñez-Lagos Burguera and Teresa Camacho Artacho of Insol Europe explain how a recent Spanish court decision rebuts the presumption of the existence of an establishment
  • The panic of 2008 and may be well behind us, but the restructuring and insolvency lawyers are still dealing with the fallout from the crisis
  • Bate C Toms Svitlana Stepaniuk Under the new Tax Code of Ukraine, there is an express prohibition on the inclusion in cross-border agreements, including in particular for cross-border loans, of a so-called gross-up clause.
  • Morrison & Foerster Address
  • From December 1 2011, Decree No 90/2011/NÐ-CP (dated October 14 2011) on the issue of enterprise bonds came into effect. It replaced Decree No 52/2006/NÐ-CP (May 19 2006) on the issue of enterprise bonds and some selected provisions of Decree No 53/2009/NÐ-CP on the issue of international bonds.
  • Chun-yih Cheng To strengthen corporate governance and to address certain practical issues, the Taiwanese Companies Act was amended on December 14 2011, mostly triggered by legislators', rather than the administration's, initiative: