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  • A better understanding of the English law risks of corporate trustees can benefit a large number of investors
  • Financial and corporate moves in the Americas this month were dominated by two large team acquisitions, although there were also notable solo moves to complete the picture.
  • Lawyers have high hopes for the limit-up/limit-down approach to curbing market volatility, but opinions differ on the proposed price bands
  • K&L Gates' acquires ten partners from Clifford Chance in Tokyo
  • US counsel have dismissed talk that the exclusion of FX swaps from clearing, trading and collateral requirements will be abused. But the move adds to fears of regulatory arbitrage between the US and Europe.
  • As the deadline for submission of responses to the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD) discussion paper passes, observers are unsure whether the document's brevity will lead to a lighter regulatory approach or will simply be supplemented by more, lengthier rules.
  • The lack of derivatives action against Chinese-listed companies points to the existence of an internal directive to China's courts specifying not to take such lawsuits.
  • The Moody's report on faults in Spanish banks' covered bonds disclosure is confused. It represents a wider distrust of the country's financial system amongst rating agencies, according to lawyers.
  • On February 16 2011, the Vietnamese government promulgated Decree 15/2011/ND-CP regulating the provision and management of government guarantees, replacing Decision 272/2006/QD-TTg dated November 28 2006 which regulated provision and control of Government guarantees for foreign loans.
  • The Act on the Land and Mortgage Registry Books and Mortgage is among the key laws governing the day-to-day practice and operations of banks and their clients in Poland. It sets forth the principal rules according to which the Land and Mortgage Registry Books are maintained by the courts and on which entries are made to the Books. At the same time, it defines a mortgage under Polish law, what kind of receivables (claims) may be secured thereby and what types of property or rights a mortgage may encumber.