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  • Soonghee Lee When the Korean won continued to appreciate against the US dollar after 2005, Korean exporters with dollar earnings began to worry about their foreign exchange translation losses.
  • Andrew Yule Dubai's Jointly Owned Property Law (Law No. 27 of 2007) (Strata Law) provides a framework for the development and subdivision of land and buildings into units and common areas designated for common use by unit owners and occupiers. Such a subdivision is known as Jointly Owned Property (Jop). An association of all the unit owners (owners association) is responsible for the management, operation and maintenance of the common areas.
  • Hernán Slemenson of Marval O’Farrell & Mairal provides an overview for investors in Argentina
  • Lawyers worry that due diligence is inadequate on Singapore IPOs
  • A comprehensive review of the rules governing takeovers in India is welcome, but are the draft regulations all they could be
  • Masood Khan Afridi of Afridi & Angell compares Islamic and conventional project financing, and explains why careful documentation is so important
  • Eric le Grange of Edward Nathan Sonnenbergs examines the changing regulatory environment for electricity in South Africa, and discusses how alternatives to coal are being explored
  • A look at the ambitious new energy strategy of the Portuguese government, from Leonor Costa Freitas and Patrícia Vinagre e Silva and other members of GPA (Gouveia Pereira, Costa Freitas & Associados) Energy Team
  • The debate over creating an Islamic security instrument for Turkish capital markets has finally reached the point where the Capital Markets Board (CMB) very recently introduced the lease certificate, a new capital market instrument that offers an alternative to non-interest-bearing bonds (sukuk).
  • Ercüment Erdem of Erdem & Erdem looks at how Turkish energy law is being reformed to bring it in line with EU targets