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  • The banking industry in Central America has undergone important changes over the past five years. Well-known financial groups from North America, Canada, England and South America set their eyes on the region as an area that provided opportunities to develop banking and insurance practices. This led to significant acquisitions of financial institutions throughout the region, and in the case of El Salvador, represented the acquisition most (if not all) private banks.
  • Phillip Kite Claire Robey Before 2010, freezing injunctions in the British Virgin Islands were only available ancillary to a substantive domestic cause of action against the respondent. It was not possible to seek an injunction ancillary to foreign proceedings. This was a result of a restrictive interpretation of Lord Diplock's speech in The Siskina (1979).
  • While the Chinese approach to African investment differs from the west, it still needs to pay attention to corruption, political and domestic legal issues
  • Here are the ten things financial institutions need to know about Hong Kong’s new anti-money laundering and terrorist financing rules
  • Brazilian lawyers reveal the latest local practice for negotiating sale and purchase agreements, and how they differ fro the US
  • Here are the top five misconceptions about quoted eurobonds’ withholding tax exemption
  • High yield is tipped to reemerge in the country this year. However tax and structuring issues still need to be considered
  • Andreas Moll The Swiss Government, the Federal Council, intends to amend the Swiss Collective Investment Schemes Act (CISA). It announced in January 2012 that it will draw up a dispatch of the amended CISA to be ready by spring 2012, taking into consideration the statements submitted by the invited parties and organisations in the course of the consultation proceedings.
  • 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.
  • L-R: Iñigo Esteve, Christian Kremer, Gilles Lebreton, Marianne Pezant, Priya Sarohia, Victoria Bortkevicha, Adrian Cartwright, Nick Fletcher, Bert de Maeyer, Arthur Iliev and Yves Herinckx of Clifford Chance