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    Hiring foreign personnel in Peru
    Liliana Tsuboyama Shiohama Foreign investment has brought many executives from abroad to Peru. Beyond the specific requirements provided by law there are some issues that must be taken into account when hiring a foreign employee.
    December 23 2011
  • On the path to unification of the European investment trust market
    On October 3 2011 the National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia implemented into Slovene law 2009/65/EC of the European parliament and of the council of July 13 2009 on the coordination of laws, regulations and administrative provisions relating to undertakings for collective investment in transferable securities (Ucits).
    IFLR Correspondent, December 23 2011
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    New rules on short selling of shares during public offerings
    Motoki Saito The amendment to the Cabinet Orders and Cabinet Office Ordinances with respect to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act (FIEA) prohibiting investors from acquiring shares through a public offering for the purposes of settling the short selling of such shares during the interim period between the announcement of such public offering and the determination of the offering price was promulgated in August 2011 and became effective in December.
    December 23 2011
  • US legislation will pass (finally)
    Investors will purchase shares in US issued covered bond pools by the end of 2012, creating liquidity in the US mortgage market and lowering investment in foreign issued covered bonds. However a compromise needs to be reached to address Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) concerns.
    December 23 2011
  • Brokers to face MF Global legacy
    While regulators rush to tighten customer fund segregation and investment criteria following the failure of MF Global, brokers will be forced to make self-imposed changes to their business model.
    December 23 2011
  • Securing of syndicated financings in Poland (part one)
    It is relatively easy to secure under Polish law a simple financing, where a single lender extends a loan to a single borrower. The exercise may not, however, be equally easy when it comes to securing a multi-facility syndicated structure not so rarely employed in cross-border financings.
    December 23 2011
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    Foreign insurers and brokers able to underwrite agricultural insurance
    Francisco Uribe Julian Avila The Colombian government has undertaken several initiatives to boost the growth of the country’s agricultural business in order for Colombia to become a world leader in food production.
    December 23 2011
  • Opening up
    As sub-Saharan African countries look to raise finance in local currencies, domestic regulators will take a more commercial approach to capital markets activity.
    December 23 2011
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    Winds of change in Spanish distressed debt
    Iñigo de Luisa After more than four years waiting for large distressed debt transactions to emerge in Spain, several significant deals are now in progress and others are in the pipeline.
    December 23 2011
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    Possible changes in the financial sector in El Salvador
    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.
    December 23 2011
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