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  • Private equity sponsors are seeking watertight agreements on new deals that their acquisition lenders will allow refinancing to go ahead
  • The creation of a European Securities and Markets Authority will be “the single biggest regulatory reform for 25 years,” says one lawyer in London. And worries centre on how far its enforcement powers will stretch
  • Competition between stock exchanges in Asia is set to increase in 2010 as Shanghai seeks to assert itself, attracting Chinese and regional listings
  • Enquiries from the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice are slowing deals. Sellers are beginning to counter this risk with extra provisions
  • Following Kookmin's covered bond last year, the market will take off in 2010. But lessons regarding collateral need to be learnt
  • New interest in dual-track offerings for private equity exits means owners must be careful whom they disclose key financial information to
  • How Schramm Holding became the first German company to list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange
  • DLA Piper has boosted its corporate capacity with a new partner in Shanghai. Wan Li joins the firm from Minter Ellison where he was office managing partner.
  • Shengli Oil & Gas Pipe has launched its HK$1.58 billion ($204 million) initial public offering (IPO) on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. The IPO includes a global placement under Rule 144A/Regulation S.
  • Despite recent fears that the US and Europe are diverging on OTC derivatives regulation, the US Senate is unlikely to consider the prospect of regulatory arbitrage when legislating