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    The Capital Markets Law and investment funds: part one
    Anthony Coleby Chapter VIII of the Kuwaiti Capital Market Law (CML)'s executive regulations deals with investment funds: their formation and the offering of units for subscription. Also covered are the marketing and offering of units of overseas funds, fund operation, corporate governance and fund liquidation. Chapter VIII spans 75 Articles of the executive regulations (293–368). This briefing will address just the first 15, leaving the remainder to be dealt with subsequently.
    IFLR Correspondent, January 30 2012
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    New tax audit procedures in Indonesia
    Freddy Karyadi Oene Marseille On November 15 2011, Indonesia's director general of taxes issued two new regulations in relation to tax audit procedures: Regulation No. PER-34/PJ/2011 concerning Tax Audit Procedures to Test the Compliance with the Tax Obligations (PER-34); and Regulation No. PER-35/PJ/2011 concerning Tax Audit Procedures for Other Purposes (PER-35).
    January 30 2012
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    How to raise capital in Austria
    Companies in Austria are finding the capital markets harder to access than most. But there are options
    January 30 2012
  • Thailand allows foreign banks to convert to subsidiaries
    On December 15 2011, the Bank of Thailand issued policy guideline no. 58/2011 allowing foreign banks with branches in Thailand to convert to subsidiaries, each of which can have a maximum of 20 branches and 20 off-premises ATMs throughout Thailand. There are 15 foreign banks with branches in Thailand, and one subsidiary of a foreign bank.
    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
  • Regulators explain the perfect comment letter
    European regulators reveal what they really want to see in comment letters
    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
  • Esma’s prospectus directive consultation: the key points
    Bankers' counsel may be forgiven for missing the European Securities and Markets Authority's (Esma) Prospectus Directive (PD) consultation document seeking comments on the technical advice to the EC on possible delegated acts.
    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
  • Eircom highlights euro break-up clause tension
    The failure of Eircom's restructuring plan has highlighted tensions around the inclusion of eurozone break-up clauses within corporate contracts.
    January 30 2012
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