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  • Asa Shinkawa, Hiroko Shibata and James Emerson from Nishimura & Asahi explore how evolving tender-offer funding practices increase investor protection but create disclosure burdens
  • Naoki Iguchi from Anderson Mori & Tomotsune analyses the development of financial ADR practises in Japan
  • Margaret Cole says the UK could follow the US example and introduce financial incentives for whistleblowers
  • Nasdaq Dubai’s proposed listing rules will increase liquidity and regional competitiveness
  • Bankers’ counsel have dismissed the Hong Kong SFC's call for better due diligence as half-hearted and ineffective
  • A senior US SEC official believes that whistleblowers should not approach their companies’ management before the regulator
  • The nominations for this year’s IFLR Asia awards have been announced
  • A novel hybrid financing has been used to address the demand risk arising from a rare merchant power deal in Greece
  • Philbert E Varona The Philippine government sponsored the Infrastructure Philippines conference held on November 18 to 19 2010 as part of its efforts to drum up investor interest in Philippine infrastructure projects and public-private partnerships. The conference was generally met with optimism from both potential project sponsors and financiers.
  • Article 3 of Law No 136 of August 13 2010 (Law No 136), as supplemented by articles 6 and 7 of Law Decree No. 187 of November 12 2010 converted into Law No 217 of December 17 2010 (Law Decree No 187), introduced new provisions for tracking payments made under public contracts for works, supplies and services in order to prevent criminal infiltrations.