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  • A Vietnamese company has sold convertible bonds on the international market for the first time, thanks to government support, regulatory flexibility and a high level of disclosure
  • Banks could demand that their corporate counterparties in China seek more advice on trades, after a senior Chinese regulator criticised international banks for ''maliciously'' selling derivatives
  • Granting financing to prominent borrowers based on family name or reputation has long been a common practice across the Middle East. But with liquidity stretched and the region's banks looking more carefully at their risk profile, name lending could be on the way out
  • As Thai police issue summonses to three KPMG partners responsible for liquidating Lehman Brothers, attention has turned to Lehman's joint venture agreement with the complainant, Destination Properties
  • Chances are New York's amended statute does not invalidate proxy votes. But if you were closing a large merger would you take that chance?
  • The top regulators give their views on how the law, and market products, will develop in Asia
  • Effective September 1 2009, the Czech Republic's Act on Protection of Economic Competition has been amended. The amendment introduces the possibility of a simplified merger clearance procedure.
  • Rating agencies are downgrading hybrids due to the removal of systemic and regional support from their process. And although banks are recovering, upgrades are unlikely
  • Hong Kong could finally have a rescue regime next year. But employee issues must be dealt with first
  • The corporate departments that weathered this downturn well, from the IFLR1000