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  • Parties involved in multinational deals must adjust to a multipolar world of international merger control
  • Claire Pavlou Elina Stratiki For the sake of national security and national territorial integrity, Greece has adopted certain legislative transactional restrictions applying to specific areas of the Greek territory characterized by law as "border areas". The main enactment regulating transactions relating to the Greek border areas is L. 1892/1990, as in force following its latest amendment by L. 3978/2011.
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  • The Independent Commission on Banking’s findings on retail competition were cursory and do not justify the proposed remedies
  • Which aspects of the UK Bribery Act are causing the biggest problems for companies and practitioners worldwide?
  • October saw internationals bulk up their Hong Kong offices while Beijing had a number of strong corporate exchanges between national and international entities.
  • CLIFFORD CHANCE made the biggest haul of the month in the US recruiting a high-calibre team of three former prosecutors from the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York to its US Regulatory Enforcement and Government Investigations practice group.
  • Collateralised loan obligation lawyers have welcomed the European Banking Authority's (EBA's) clarifications of the Capital Requirements Directive (CRD) skin-in-the-game rules, describing them as "helpful".
  • ALLEN & OVERY provided one of the highest profile moves of the month with the double hire of leading US securities partners Jim Wickenden and Adam Wells from Herbert Smith. Wickenden was global head of capital markets and US securities at Herbert Smith, while Wells had been a partner since 2007.
  • Foreign investment into India will be significantly hampered by revisions to the country's foreign direct investment (FDI) policy.