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  • The Federal Senate of Mexico is discussing the legislative initiative for a public-private partnership law (P3 Law). The P3 Law seeks to promote the development of infrastructure projects, at the federal level, by establishing the legal framework for private investment in public sector services.
  • Bank of America’s Common Equivalent Securities, the first Indian SEC-registered convertible in the US and other ground-breaking deals examined
  • Why and how to relocate funds to Luxembourg in the face of European regulation
  • The establishment of transparency and predictability in the mortgage market were the primary aims of Dubai's Law 14 of 2008 (Law 14). Law 14 specifies that a mortgage must be registered with the Dubai Land Department for it to be valid. The Dubai Land Department must be informed of the size of the mortgage secured against the mortgaged property, the repayment period and the value of the loan.
  • Cesr's proposals on pan-European short selling rules create valid concerns about public disclosure and its effect on liquidity
  • Arguably, Romanian banks survived quite well though the financial crisis and presented a strong solvency degree in a rather distressed macroeconomic climate. For instance, pursuant to the data published by the National Bank of Romania (NBR), in 2008 the banks active on the Romanian market were in compliance with the capital adequacy requirement of 8% and at the end of the same year, had an average capital adequacy ratio of 12.3%.
  • On February 15 2010, the Financial Services Agency of Japan (FSA) announced its unofficial view on the issue of tender offer rules for indirect acquisitions of reporting companies and sought public comments on it.
  • On December 23 2009 the Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) issued BKPM Regulation 12 of 2009 concerning Guidance and Procedures for Investment Application to replace its earlier regulation of 2004.
  • The intense debate revolving around the use of the Central Bank reserves to pay sovereign debt continues.
  • An amendment to the Credit Institutions Act (CIA) that entered into force on March 31 2009 followed by the new Regulation 26 dated April 23 2009 on Financial Institutions issued by the Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) introduced stricter regulation of non-banking financial institutions.