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  • Lawyers in Hong Kong expect private equity deals in south-east Asia to become increasingly difficult to implement. Enforcement of the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) is a primary reason for this.
  • Bankers' counsel in India have branded the Securities and Exchange Board of India's (Sebi) new rules on alternative investment funds (AIF) unnecessary and insignificant.
  • "The Danish treatment of takeovers is completely childish. We need some experience in the FSA"
  • Amid debt ceilings, government downgrades and Dow Jones losses, it's been easy to get caught up in the macro this month. But quietly, and sometimes not so quietly, within large financial institutions, a very micro issue has become an all consuming phenomenon: mortgage servicing advances and standards.
  • Collateralised loan obligation investors need clarity on the level of involvement of the retention holder before the market can recover, according to those close to the LMA
  • The Currency Law will be a speed bump, not a road block to the internationalisation of Indonesian business
  • A Bill is set to resolve legal uncertainty around close-out netting. However tweaks are required
  • The first de-linked issue since the crisis has set the benchmark for future deals
  • Disclosure letters can cause considerable delays and debate in an acquisition, but are valuable for both parties of the deal
  • International investment agreements can provide protection from the risks of investing abroad. But make sure to review the applicability requirements and the substantive provisions