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  • Lynette Yeow A typical question from foreign clients wishing to raise funds from certain Malaysian institutions is whether there exists a safe harbour for private offerings of interests in offshore entities to sophisticated investors, which are exempted from Malaysian regulatory approvals.
  • Chun-yih Cheng The Guidelines Governing Disclosure of Information by Franchisors were first promulgated by Taiwan's Fair Trade Commission in 1999. The last amendments were made in 2009. The franchising business has developed rapidly, expanding to various industries; however, disputes between franchisors and franchisees have erupted. The Fair Trade Commission recently has revamped and renamed the guidelines as the Guidelines Governing the Business Operation of Franchisors.
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  • The Currency Law will be a speed bump, not a road block to the internationalisation of Indonesian business
  • 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
  • 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
  • Immaturity in Asia’s high yield market is prompting some international banks to walk away from deals
  • One year after the passage of the landmark Act, a New York financial lawyer gives their opinion on how the rulemaking process has progressed
  • Disclosure letters can cause considerable delays and debate in an acquisition, but are valuable for both parties of the deal