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  • A surprising conclusion on flawed-asset conditional payments has practitioners scrambling for a solution. Here's one
  • New interest in dual-track offerings for private equity exits means owners must be careful whom they disclose key financial information to
  • The SFC was great, but investigations need a lot of work. And there's convergence, but not in China. Paul Browne and Paul Li of Simmons & Simmons examine the results of the Bankers' Counsel Poll
  • The legal potential of a German fund
  • The scope of regulation to impose living wills in the UK and the US reaches much further than originally planned. Lawyers are worried it could change the way that banks are structured, and tie up essential capital reserves
  • How bank capital rules in the US will affect structured finance
  • Derivatives legislation has been passed by the US House of Representatives. But there's still a lot of argument and jurisdictional wrangling to go
  • Private equity houses are beginning to view the initial public offering as a viable exit strategy from their portfolio investments once again
  • On November 24 2009, the law On Amending Some Laws of Ukraine to Overcome the Negative Consequences of the Financial Crisis 1533-VI, dated June 23 2009 (the Anti-Recession Law), took effect, pursuant to which regulatory barriers are created for foreign trade, financing and foreign investment into Ukraine.
  • The Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) of Korea has been getting increasingly strict with its review of securities registration statements. Recently, it published its guidelines for investors after analysing the companies that raised capital with public disclosures announcing that they are entering into new business areas.