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    Effects of the Jointly Owned Property Declaration
    Sai Pidatala Real estate developments are comprised not only of a number of units, but also of common areas that are designed for common use by unit owners and occupiers.
    December 21 2010
  • Opening up to foreign investors
    The recent endorsement of the Kuwaiti government's five-year development plan has seen renewed interest from foreign investors in the means available to them to secure 100% ownership of a Kuwaiti company.
    December 21 2010
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    A rising tide
    The top stories from the Asia Capital Markets Forum in Hong Kong, including block trading regulation and China’s demanding banks
    December 21 2010
  • Out of sync
    The US and EU reforms do little to promote the international cooperation touted by G20 leaders
    December 21 2010
  • Mexiko, Flagge
    Regulation of the public registry of pledges of movable assets
    Ricardo Gómez-Palacio del Río Cecilia Legaspi Chávez
    IFLR Correspondent, December 21 2010
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    China’s anti-tax avoidance measures for offshore SPVs: Part II
    Rocky T Lee
    December 21 2010
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    New judgment about guarantee trusts and credit filings
    Roberto E Silva Jr Fermín O Castro Madero
    December 21 2010
  • A step in the right direction
    The proposed amendments to the Directive should benefit issuers of debt securities and investors
    December 21 2010
  • Did LVMH violate securities regulations?
    The company’s use of cash-settled equity swaps to build its stake in Hermès raises questions about whether it contravened regulations or exploited loopholes to avoid disclosure
    December 21 2010
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    Europe, Middle East & Africa
    All the talk in London was centered on the movements surrounding the magic circle. First out of the blocks was finance partner Chris Howard who made the shift from Freshfields to arch-rival Linklaters. A key figure in restructuring, Howard had previously been a senior associate at Linklaters and his return raises further questions about Freshfields' commitment to finance in London. Following close behind was M&A specialist Elaine Williams who departed Fleet Street for an in-house position at HSBC.
    December 21 2010
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