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  • A single market practice for the renminbi market in Hong Kong is likely to be agreed upon over the next two months
  • The German government has pushed back gold-plated securitisation rules until 2015, but lawyers say they’re unlikely to ever be implemented
  • Buyers, sellers, investors, issuers and sponsors are all affected by the glut of new rules emerging from the UK. This month, IFLR explores three key developments in detail
  • The Stewardship Code could be a model for other jurisdictions’ corporate governance standards
  • The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) appears to have learnt its lesson from its insular implementation of Sarbanes-Oxley. Many believe that the way in which the Commission introduced the much-maligned 2002 law led to an exodus of businesses from the US. Failing to consider the global implications of the law, the SEC was shown up to be inward looking and isolationist.
  • Don’t forget to check the informal guidance when considering the FSA’s listing, prospectus, disclosure and transparency rules
  • Deal dynamics will change under the UK’s Takeover Code, especially for hostile or highly leveraged bidders
  • Francisca Pérez A bill recently submitted to Congress contains the long-awaited tax regulations for transactions with derivative instruments. The bill contains definitions of transactions covered, exclusions, rules on sourcing of income, rules for income registration and expense deductibility and inclusion of options in the purchase cost of shares in Chilean companies.
  • The IFLR1000’s 2011 rankings provide a crucial insight into an ever-evolving legal landscape
  • Though some have raised doubts about an instrument that relies on private residential loans, many expect the new structure to be successful