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  • 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.
  • Can Greece change the rules mid-game? With talks between Greece and its private creditors still unresolved and a Greek default likely, private practice and in-house are equally concerned about the prospect of a law that would force bondholders into a debt exchange.
  • In early January, China's latest national financial work conference met to establish the country's fiscal strategy for the coming five years.
  • The plight of US regulators during 2011 is well known, but spare a thought for their counterparts down in Brazil.
  • Copycat cases are expected if the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approves Carlyle Group’s mandatory shareholder arbitration clause in the registration statement for its planned initial public offering (IPO)
  • Lawyers in Mainland China have urged companies to screen all M&A deals, regardless of size or location, ahead of new Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China (Mofcom) merger rules which take effect February 1
  • Financial institutions could face market overreactions over publicly disclosed summaries of financial data following the release of proposed stress testing rules mandated by Section 165 of Dodd-Frank
  • An impressive line-up of speakers has been confirmed for the second IFLR Structured Products & Derivatives Forum in London on February 9
  • Proposed changes to the market abuse regime may have a far-reaching impact, beyond what even the EC had in mind when it drafted the law
  • The pressure on stakeholders’ ability to write successful comment letters is increasing. IFLR spoke with major regulators to get their views on the perfect industry response