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  • Heating up
    Private equity transactions are on the rise in the region. While the European market is a heavy influence, there are local issues investors need to be aware of
    August 31 2011
  • Evolution, not revolution
    Changes to the Code have been finalised. Here’s how they’ll affect the M&A process
    August 31 2011
  • On the way?
    Experts disagree on the validity of US shareholder litigation
    Danielle Myles, August 31 2011
  • Private equity’s hidden liability
    Goldman Sachs’ implication in an alleged antitrust breach raises questions about portfolio liability
    August 31 2011
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    On the rise
    With the fledgling sector slowly building, market participants discuss financing and structuring trends of outbound investment deals
    August 31 2011
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    Top of the list
    What should be the priority for the new head of Hong Kong’s regulator?
    August 31 2011
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    Asia-Pacific
    Despite summer usually heralding the start of the quiet season there has been a lot of strategic hiring, especially with big international firms making waves in the far east and Australia.
    August 31 2011
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    Europe, Middle East and Africa
    As international firms continue to look ever farther afield to gauge what the next emerging market will be it is always interesting to see where offices will spring up next.
    August 31 2011
  • SEC’s Dodd-Frank credit ratings interpretation critiqued
    The SEC did not interpret Dodd-Frank's Section 939A requirement to remove credit ratings from short-form eligibility criteria to decrease the number of short-form issuers. New rules adopted on July 26 may do just the opposite, according to US counsel.
    August 31 2011
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    Former CFTC counsel urges clearing rethink
    Banks are losing sleep The Commodities Futures Trading Commission's (CFTC) latest swaps proposal has attorneys puzzled as to its purpose. As the clearing regime develops, potential systemic risks posed by clearinghouses have moved to the forefront of debate.
    Danielle Myles, August 31 2011
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