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  • Malaysia’s new competition law
    The coming into force of the Competition Act 2010 on January 1 2012 ushers in a comprehensive competition regime in Malaysia. This new regime is expected to herald a paradigm shift in the way business is conducted in the country. Entrenched business practices that are seen to hinder competition will now come under close the scrutiny of the Malaysian Competition Commission (MyCC).
    March 29 2012
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    Elpida to set a precedent
    Ryuji Sakai In late February 2012, Elpida Memory, one of the key Japanese players in the DRAM integrated circuit global market, filed an application with the Tokyo District Court for commencement of corporate reorganisation proceedings (the statutory insolvency proceedings under Japanese law for use by large-scale businesses). A temporary restraining order has been granted by the court to maintain the status quo during the court's examination of the merits of Elpida's application.
    March 29 2012
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    New rules on the Indonesian mining business
    Freddy Karyadi Oene Marseille On February 21 2012, the Indonesian government issued Government Regulation No 24/2012 (GR 24) which revised Government Regulation No 23/2010 on Mining Business Activities.
    March 29 2012
  • Regulatory changes in the financial sector
    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.
    March 29 2012
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    More reform of turnover tax system
    David Liu Julie Cheng Since the implementation of its VAT regime and the supplemental turnover tax system which includes business tax in 1994, China has undergone continuous reform of these systems, which could be collectively labelled the turnover tax system.
    March 29 2012
  • How SEC v Urban complicated in-house counsel liability
    The SEC v Urban case creates significant uncertainty around in-house counsel’s liability as supervisors
    March 29 2012
  • How the Volcker Rule impacts non-US banking entities’ market-making and sovereign bond trading
    The Volcker Rule has far-reaching implications for market making and sovereign debt trading by non-US banking entities
    March 29 2012
  • The top five myths about using quoted eurobonds to eliminate withholding tax
    Here are the top five misconceptions about quoted eurobonds’ withholding tax exemption
    March 29 2012
  • What a US court decision means for sovereign immunity for foreign central banks
    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
    March 29 2012
  • Amended rule on minimum public ownership
    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.
    March 29 2012
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