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  • High yield is tipped to reemerge in the country this year. However tax and structuring issues still need to be considered
  • Hyeon Tak Shin Recently, South Korea's National Pension Fund Operation Committee amended the Guidelines for Voting of the Fund to deliberate on the independency of outside directors, signaling the start of an attempt by the National Pension Service (NPS) to strengthen its shareholder's rights which were previously almost neglected.
  • Latin America’s integrated capital market has had a slow start. But with the region booming issuers will soon embrace the exchange. First, changes need to be made
  • 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
  • John Laker graduated from Sydney University in 1972, with First-Class Honours in Economics.
  • L-R John Lee of Allen & Overy, William Liu of Linklaters
  • Here are the top five misconceptions about quoted eurobonds’ withholding tax exemption
  • The US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit judgment has granted greater certainty in terms of the sovereign immunity from attachment of the assets of foreign central banks in the US
  • 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.