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  • Antonio Gómez Cid of Uría Menéndez unravels Spain’s controversial land valuation system
  • Freddy Karyadi Oene Marseille Recently Indonesia implemented its merger and acquisition notification regulation which had been dormant for many years.
  • Jeroen den Hamer Latifa Ait Youss Market participants making investments in the Netherlands such as special purpose acquisition companies, private equity funds – or their managers – face the question whether their activities could be regarded as acting as an entrepreneur (ondernemen), or as investing (beleggen).
  • Hong Kong’s lack of merger review regime will lead to legal uncertainty and harm M&A activity
  • Metito Utilities' mezzanine capital raise, funded by NBK Capital and the IFC, is the first hybrid deal of its kind in the Middle East. But while mezzanine financing is expected to grow in the region, Metito's structure might not be replicated for a while.
  • Covered bond legislation considered after autumn recess Congress's decision not to include covered bonds in its financial reform has been met with disappointment. But many are confident of legislation later this year.
  • SEC’s 17g-5 rule is unclear at best The disclosure requirements imposed by the US Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) rule 17g-5 highlight the expanding gap between regulators' intentions and the practical implications of their rulemaking.
  • The future home of Ucits funds, clearly Malta is set to be the big winner of the EU's Ucits IV legislation package released in July.
  • In a warning to sponsors and listing applicants, Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has criticised inadequate standards of diligence and disclosure on initial public offerings (IPOs). But some argue the regulator must go further.
  • Could these compromise due diligence? Chinese listing applicants are increasingly demanding commitment letters from their Hong Kong sponsors, potentially compromising the due diligence done on initial public offerings (IPOs) in Hong Kong.