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  • Delphine Nougayrède, Margarita Karpenko and Ted Jonas of DLA Piper give an update on M&A in CIS
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    Professor Ercument Erdem and Özgür Kocabasoglu of Erdem & Erdem on M&A in the draft commercial code
  • Portugal has increased disclosure on short positions in listed shares. The regulator is also keen to extend disclosure to debt, but will wait for guidance from Cesr
  • The biggest headline-grabbing move this month saw Kirkland & Ellis hire private-equity partners Gavin Gordon and fellow partner David Arnold from Ashurst in London. The move, a rare lateral hire for Kirkland, will significantly boost the capacity of the London team, which already boasts partners Jim Learner and Graham White.
  • The UK Takeover Panel’s consultation paper is a “very brave” and “sensible” proposal that doesn’t shy away from controversial debates. But implementing many of the changes could prove difficult
  • India is fine-tuning a platform for the borrowing and lending of stocks. It could be introduced in less than six months
  • China's SAIC has released three second drafts of rules on monopolistic agreements, abuse of dominance and abuse of administrative powers
  • Plans to introduce CDS to China have been delayed. But the pilot scheme should be introduced before year end
  • Claudia Arnautu On April 28 2010 Government Emergency Ordinance no. 37/2010 entered into force implementing a series of amendments to Government Ordinance no. 10/2004 on credit institutions' bankruptcy.
  • Jaime de la Torre Viscasillas One of the main objectives of the recently approved legislation on the energy sector is to achieve tariff sufficiency, with the aim of solving some of the financial difficulties of electricity companies. Therefore, current and future tariff deficit must be financed and the mechanism approved under Royal Decree 6/2009 is the securitisation of collection rights in favour of a Spanish asset securitisation fund.