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  • Revised legislation may spell the end for schemes of arrangement as the legal mechanism of choice for takeovers of listed Cayman Islands companies
  • With hostile takeovers on the rise this year, we reveal the new tactics being used to drive them
  • Over 200 of Europe’s leading female lawyers, politicians and barristers descended on London’s Claridges on June 29 for Euromoney Legal Media Group’s inaugural Women in Business Law Awards.
  • Most lawyers believe that Basel Committee are right to allow CoCos to be endorsed in capital rules for systemic banks
  • June brought several notable developments to the Americas market, including a split at a top financial firm in Mexico and several changes in management in the US.
  • Recent US amendments, combined with longstanding UK protections, will lead to more whistleblower activity
  • Dodd-Frank’s requirement for trade repositories to receive indemnities before sharing information is confusing But an EC official has a solution – don’t enforce the rules
  • India's lawyers have called for close-out netting provisions in India's over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives market.
  • Andreas Moll Recently, the Federal Supreme Court rendered a decision regarding the supervision of foreign securities dealers with Swiss branches.
  • On May 3 2011 the Dutch financial supervisors, the Dutch Authority of the Financial Markets and the Dutch Central Bank issued a joint statement on private initiatives known as crowd funding, crowd sourcing, or peer-to-peer financing. These initiatives are alternative forms of financing, offering private parties and companies a way to lend and borrower money without the involvement of a (licensed) bank.