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    Incomplete mortgage foreclosure reform
    Yolanda Berenguer Spanish news reports almost daily feature stories of families being evicted for not meeting their mortgage payments; undoubtedly, this is due to the recession affecting all of Europe, particularly Spain. The figures speak for themselves. Between 2007 and 2010, the number of judicial mortgage foreclosures in Spain increased by 531%. In addition, the overwhelmed state of the courts has resulted in delayed foreclosure proceedings (between 18 and 24 months, in the courts of first instance).
    January 30 2012
  • How samurai bonds can save both Europe and Japan
    Samurai bonds may be the right tool to solve Europe’s debt and Japan’s currency strength problems. Here’s why, and how they work
    January 30 2012
  • What to consider when drafting an English opinion letter
    New guidance has given clarity to lawyers providing English opinion letters
    January 30 2012
  • Indian capital market regulator makes investor protection orders
    The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), India's capital market regulator, has recently barred seven listed companies and their promoters from accessing the capital market. This was done on grounds of misappropriation of initial public offering (IPO) monies, inadequate disclosures and other irregularities. All the companies made IPOs in 2011, and on listing their shares prices became volatile.
    January 30 2012
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    Financial services in the Colombia-US context
    Carlos Fradique-Méndez Daniel Rodríguez-Bravo The US-Colombia Trade Promotion Agreement (CTPA) was signed on November 22 2006, by Deputy US Trade Representative John Veroneau and Colombian Minister of Trade, Industry, and Tourism Jorge Humberto Botero. Colombia's Congress approved the CTPA and a protocol of amendment in 2007.
    January 30 2012
  • How financial law will change in the next five years
    Over the next five years changes in financial law will be constant and rapid. Here are the six biggest factors shaping these changes
    January 30 2012
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    APLMA: CNH loans need more than Hibor
    More stability required Currency instability and a lack of transparency in domestic bank deal reports is more of an impediment to growth in the offshore renminbi loan market than the lack of a reference rate for pricing, the Asia Pacific Loan Market Association (APLMA) vice chairman and China committee chair, Wilson Wan, said in January.
    January 30 2012
  • Peru’s Milpo highlights benefits of a dual law-governed pledge
    A pledge governed by two countries' laws may be a solution for resource companies looking for enhanced terms on their financing.
    Danielle Myles, January 30 2012
  • Brazilian judge: corruption reform to increase FDI
    Foreign direct investment into Brazil will increase if a bill that make companies liable for corrupt business practices is passed, Sao Paulo Federal Appeals Court Judge Fausto De Sanctis has told IFLR.
    January 30 2012
  • Asia: China reform: slow and steady
    In early January, China's latest national financial work conference met to establish the country's fiscal strategy for the coming five years.
    January 30 2012
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