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  • US whistleblower provisions could undermine compliance
    Whistleblower incentives in Dodd-Frank Act must be implemented sensitively. They could undermine internal programs that field reports of misconduct
    November 12 2010
  • Germany expected to abandon retention rules
    The German government has pushed back gold-plated securitisation rules until 2015, but lawyers say they’re unlikely to ever be implemented
    November 11 2010
  • A British revolution
    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
    November 10 2010
  • Investment climate of the Dominican Republic
    The Dominican Republic has been recognised by the International Monetary Fund as a sound economy. It is also an attractive destination for international investment in projects of all sizes.
    November 09 2010
  • Lightening the load
    The improvements to the Directive will make it easier to sell cross-border securities from and into Germany
    November 09 2010
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    Middle East Awards: The best of the year
    All the winning deals, teams and national firms from the fifth annual IFLR Middle East awards
    November 09 2010
  • Americas
    The big news this month in the Americas is Jones Day's launch in Brazil. The firm is set to open a São Paulo office with Madrid M&A partner Luis Riesgo moving across to head up the operation.
    November 09 2010
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    Asia-Pacific
    The busiest firm by far in the Asia-Pacific region this month is Tokyo-based Atsumi & Partners, which changed its name to Atsumi & Sakai on November 1 following the hire of banking and project finance specialist Yutaka Sakai and six other partners from TMI Associates.
    November 09 2010
  • The SEC’s learning curve
    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.
    November 09 2010
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    Levelling the playing field
    Deal dynamics will change under the UK’s Takeover Code, especially for hostile or highly leveraged bidders
    November 09 2010
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