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  • Luis Ernesto Vega In El Salvador, the existence of possible changes in financial sector regulations is being glimpsed. The Legislative Assembly, the body responsible for creating the laws of the Republic, has issued or intends to issue, enact a series of bills which involve important changes in this sector.
  • As Brazil attracts further foreign project finance investment, lenders are increasingly gaining protection through security liens and step-in rights
  • Christian Temmel Austrian companies with limited liability and Austrian stock corporations are required to file their annual financial statements with the Austrian companies register within nine months after the end of the previous fiscal year.
  • A recent Delaware court decision highlighted the risks of conflicts of interest with financial advisers. Here’s how to approach them
  • Hong Kong’s anti-corruption authority has developed into one of the most powerful in the world. Understanding its powers is the key to avoiding its gaze
  • The IFLR1000’s M&A law firm rankings show a lawyer’s view of the market depends on where they’re standing. Here is this year's M&A survey
  • The same issues behind Japan’s Olympus scandal were raised 20 years ago. Will attitudes change this time?
  • Brazil, Argentina and Ecuador are the latest to shake-up the region’s diverse and often unusual antitrust rules
  • Ireland’s new special resolution regime moves the emphasis away from third-party investors and burden sharing. Here’s how it affects creditors, banks and depositors
  • The Commission’s proposals must strike a difficult balance between regulatory control and efficient market functioning