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  • The Rentpool case should mean more foreign judgments are enforceable in Russia. But don’t get too excited just yet
  • Grandfathering, the composition of tier one capital and loss absorption are the most worrying aspects of the Basel Committee’s latest proposals, says Linklaters’ head of equity and debt markets group, Carson Welsh.
  • The Austrian central bank tells an IFLR Forum why central and eastern Europe coped better than most with its financial crisis
  • China is moving towards close-out netting. According to counsel, regulators want to make it enforceable but there are still difficulties ahead. Netting might only apply to financial institutions.
  • Baker & McKenzie has assisted International Mining Machinery on its $327 million initial public offering in Hong Kong.
  • Timothy Stratford has joined Covington & Burling as a partner in Beijing. He most recently served as Assistant US Trade Representative for China Affairs.
  • IFLR is pleased to announce the nominees for two new in-house awards for bankers’ counsel.
  • Fried Frank Harris Shriver & Jacobson has hired M&A partner Steve Epstein from O'Melveny & Myers.
  • An explanation of how the enhanced tier one capital requirement will affect Japanese banks
  • A US subprime decision could cause plaintiffs in similar positions to establish fraud and jurisdiction in a lot more detail in the first instance