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    Revision of collective investment scheme rules
    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.
    March 29 2012
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    Teams of the year
    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
    March 29 2012
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    The road ahead for Peruvian corporates
    Pablo Berckholtz Exactly one year ago I anticipated that, despite the global economic downturn, we would see a spur of equity offerings in Peru as a way to raise capital by Peruvian companies and as part of exit strategies for hedge funds and private equity houses that have invested in Peruvian companies. I also anticipated that we would see a flow of debt offerings in the international markets in 2011 – most of which would likely be high yield bonds.
    March 29 2012
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    Free-standing relief through Black Swan orders
    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).
    March 29 2012
  • How UK competition reforms affect businesses and individuals
    Plans to merge the UK’s OFT and Competition Commission will have little practical impact on corporates, although individuals may be harder hit
    March 29 2012
  • Myanmar’s foreign investment law over-hyped, say lawyers
    Market participants in Myanmar are querying the validity of an alleged new draft of Myanmar's foreign investment law, obtained and leaked by Reuters on March 16, and have branded the significance of the proposed changes as over-hyped.
    March 28 2012
  • EC paper highlights shadow banking inconsistencies
    Following the release of the EC's shadow banking green paper, lawyers are concerned about how regulators are going to be internationally consistent in their oversight of the industry.
    March 28 2012
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    Open for business
    What hurdles remain for foreign investors in Myanmar?
    March 28 2012
  • Benchmark Saudi sukuk signals reform success
    The success of Saudi Arabia's first sovereign Islamic bond might signal a new era for Saudi's nascent debt markets.
    March 28 2012
  • How more financiers can be tax-equity partners
    The development coincides with the US government's renewed push to promote tax credits offered to renewable project sponsors in an effort to attract more, and a broader range of, companies to invest in the sector. It is hoping the benefits of tax-equity structures will incentivise those who would have been lured by the expiring two-year federal cash grant programme.
    Danielle Myles, March 28 2012
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