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    Challenges to the illegal award of public contracts
    Maria Danailova Viktoriya Petrikova The need to implement Directive 2007/66/EC, which aims to improve the effectiveness of review procedures concerning the award of public contracts, has recently provided an occasion for the business community to advance suggestions for various changes to the Bulgarian Public Procurement Act (PPA). Following publication in State Gazette (52/2010 and 54/2010), the amendments to the PPA are now in force.
    August 30 2010
  • A complete retreat
    Hong Kong’s lack of merger review regime will lead to legal uncertainty and harm M&A activity
    August 30 2010
  • No way to standardise
    A new set of model bond covenants has been opposed by European issuers. It’s easy to see why
    August 30 2010
  • Risk versus reward
    Corruption is easing in Indonesia but offshore arbitration remains the best choice for foreign parties
    August 30 2010
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    Middle East auto-loan securitisation explained
    The first auto-loan securitisation in the Middle East has closed thanks to an innovative dual-SPV structure. The deal is based on a pool of auto-loans put together by Emirates NBD and guaranteed by the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC), encouraging Asian investors to embrace the first-time issuer.
    August 30 2010
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    Hopewell: How renminbi bonds went international
    The Pear River delta Hopewell Highway Infrastructure has closed the first renminbi-denominated bond offered to international investors.
    August 30 2010
  • Australia FDI rules push regulatory relationships
    Australia has released new guidelines on foreign direct investment. Government-related entities from overseas must develop their relationships with the Australian regulators before even contemplating a deal.
    August 30 2010
  • UKLA change will reshape reverse takeovers
    The UKLA has relaxed information requirements for target companies in reverse takeovers. But stricter rules on topcos mean the benefits could be outweighed
    August 26 2010
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    Tier two proposals shake up Basel plans
    Lawyers are split on the Basel Committee's move to include tier two regulatory capital in its reforms, but agree that conversion triggers are a more pressing concern
    August 26 2010
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    Respond to Mifid now
    The industry must unite in response to Cesr's consolidated tape proposals. They contain some worrying recommendations
    August 25 2010
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