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  • The Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC Nigeria) recently published its Code of Corporate Governance for Public Companies 2011. It applies only to public companies. However, SEC Nigeria encourages other companies not covered by the Code to adopt its principles in the conduct of their affairs.
  • For investors seeking recompense for losses, recovery may be permitted in certain circumstances from a hedge fund’s administrator
  • Following EU and US changes, a Bangkok judge clarifies the regulation of derivatives in the country and how to ensure futures are enforceable
  • The Basel committee’s new consultative paper will make implementing central clearing more complex and expensive
  • Credit Suisse’s in-house counsel outlines recent policy developments to attract overseas listings and explains how already listed companies can list on the HKEx
  • Dealing with China’s enforcement of its anti-monopoly law requires careful planning and risk assessment
  • Kent Reliance’s deal with J C Flowers is an innovative solution for building societies seeking external capital
  • The incoming Competition and Markets Authority has signalled a move to mandatory merger notification and a tougher stance on cartels
  • Heading up the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) from June, Martin Wheatley will be responsible for the biggest new regulator in the country for years. In an exclusive interview with IFLR he reveals his plans for the organisation, and what he has learnt from the SFC