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    Moving carefully forward
    The Asian private equity industry is growing but still has concerns about renminbi funds, tax structures and exit strategies
    October 02 2011
  • Esma launches empty voting investigation
    The European Securities and Markets Authority (Esma), has called for evidence asking for examples of empty voting at listed companies. But lawyers have warned against changing the company law to guard against it.
    October 02 2011
  • Asia-Pacific
    September in Asia was very quiet on the lateral hires front, with only a handful of notable moves occurring within the financial and corporate spectrum.
    October 02 2011
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    Australia’s intercreditor journey
    Australia’s disparate intercreditor documentation is set to tighten up with a framework of agreed principles. While it is tipped to boost the subordinated market, not everyone is happy
    October 02 2011
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    Americas
    In the Americas the biggest move of the month came when securities specialist James Brigagliano moved from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to join SIDLEY AUSTIN in Washington. As well as being a former deputy director of the Division of Trading and Markets at the SEC, Brigagliano also played a major role in the SEC's response to and development of the Dodd-Frank Act. The hire will be a boost to Sidley's regulatory team in the US capital.
    October 02 2011
  • Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood, St Petersburg Russia
    Reverse reaction
    Anton Sitnikov Many lawyers have recently noted two trends in Russia that should be mutually complementary but that, in reality, unfortunately have opposite results in most cases: the developments in the civil, primarily corporate, legislation that pursue a multitude of objectives, one being to equip our legal framework with a toolkit enabling business to complete transactions with local assets within the Russian jurisdiction.
    October 02 2011
  • Breathing space
    The FDIC’s living wills framework stays firm but does contain some flexibility
    Danielle Myles, October 02 2011
  • Australian lawyers call for change to international insolvency law
    Australia's lawyers are calling for the United Nations Commission on International Trade (Uncitral) to broaden the scope of the Cross-Border Insolvency Act 2008 (CBIA) to include multinational corporate groups and their subsidiaries.
    October 02 2011
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    Landmark Nakheel restructuring features sukuk first
    Expect more UAE restructuring via sukuk One of the Middle East's most complex restructurings has completed through the unique use of a sukuk. Lawyers in the region predict the technique will now be used frequently in UAE restructurings.
    October 02 2011
  • The swap is dead; long live the swap!
    In the US, the 2008 financial crisis birthed the Dodd-Frank Act including a Title VII that professes to drag the vast over-the-counter derivatives markets into the clutch of federal regulation.
    October 02 2011
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