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  • Mark Dickens, the head of listing at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, believes that a new listing regime is needed to attract foreign companies to Hong Kong
  • Indonesia's Law 24 on translating documents into Indonesian remains unclear, but banks are starting to develop best practice when dealing with it
  • Go slow, don't take anything for granted and treat it as a completely new market. Those are banks' recommendations for those trying to do deals under Korea's new capital markets law
  • Practice Note 21 should be abolished in Hong Kong, according to Mark Dickens at the exchange. Though the note could be replaced by a more onerous set of requirements
  • Changes to regulations governing withholding tax in Indonesia could limit the appeal of issuing bonds as a financing tool
  • The contingent convertible structure explained
  • Lloyds Banking Group’s exchange offer for new contingent convertible has been popular with investors, but important regulatory questions must be tackled before the instrument can take off in the UK
  • Korea has announced a bill that would allow companies to use poison pills, but observers believe that such a move is unnecessary. Companies are already well protected
  • Davis Polk & Wardwell has acted as sole adviser to the banks on a $1.5 billion issuance by Temasek Financial as part of its medium-term note programme.
  • Clifford Chance has advised the joint book runners and lead managers on a $315 million issuance of senior secured notes by Bukit Makmur Mandiri Utama (Buma).