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  • Fundamental differences remain between these markets. But is it worth considering using a New York participation agreement in an English deal?
  • The niche for unregulated funds is becoming smaller. Uwe Bärenz and Sebastian Käpplinger of P+P Pöllath + Partners in Berlin provide an overview of the new licence requirement for investment management
  • Project financing of offshore wind farms will see strong growth in Germany in the years ahead but it still faces many challenges, says Florian Mahler of Clifford Chance
  • Earlier this year, Singapore's Minister For Finance Tharman Shanmugaratnam announced that the Ministry had set up a high-level Steering Committee, chaired by Attorney-General Professor Walter Woon, to review the Companies Act. It is part of the Government's efforts to keep pace with changes in the business environment and to improve the regulatory and governance framework that supports Singapore's growth as an international financial hub.
  • Energy M&A in Turkey is not easy, yet there was $6.6 billion of deals last year. Here's how it works
  • Private equity houses including Blackstone, Carlyle and Citadel gathered in Hong Kong to discuss the opportunities and challenges facing the industry
  • Are independent directors just a rubber stamp? Independent directors are breaking from their companies and seeking separate legal advice to safeguard their personal liability in the US.
  • Banks will have to weigh up products against leverage ratios The US Treasury's liquidity proposal, designed to prevent risk build-up, will force banks to reconsider which products they offer.
  • Dechert has advised New World Resources, a European hard coal producer, on a €141 million nine-year loan facility guaranteed by Euler Hermes, the export credit agency for Germany. The loan will be provided by a group of mandated lead arrangers comprising Ceska sporitelna, Ceskoslovenska obchodni banka, KBC Bank Deutschland and Natixis. Baker & McKenzie represented the mandated lead arrangers.
  • In-house lawyers at private equity firms fear a lack of information above all else