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  • Arthur Galea Salomone and Tiziana Filletti of Galea Salomone & Associates describe Malta’s procedures for dealing with companies in financial distress
  • Countdown has begun to the biggest overhaul of Germany's insolvency legislation, but lawyers predict more amendments are needed if the proposed reforms are to be effective
  • Mika Salonen and Kaisa Voutilainen of Borenius Attorneys at law discuss the overlap between legal privilege and powers of bankruptcy administration in Finland
  • 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
  • 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:
  • On February 5 2012, India's insurance sector regulator, the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (Irda), released a discussion paper to assess whether the bundling of insurance cover should be continued.
  • With the Financial Services Bill reaching the second reading in the House of Commons, the new regime is getting closer. What will the changes mean in practice?
  • An exit from the euro needs to be legal to achieve its purpose
  • While Spain’s new anti-corruption laws are similar to the UK Bribery Act, the legal effects of corporate compliance differ significantly
  • Richard Buttigieg, Gemma Arias and Michael Castiel of Hassans explain how a new statutory regime under Gibraltar law will affect companies and their creditors