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  • The effects of the global economic crisis are felt in all sectors. Among those affected are tenants in shopping centres in Romania. In addition to the international context, they faced a spectacular depreciation of the national currency. This had a big impact on their business due to the fact that, when concluding the lease agreements, the rent was expressed in euros, but must be paid in national currency on the day of maturity.
  • Amidst the global financial crisis in 2008, the governments of various countries in Asia provided blanket guarantees on all bank deposits to maintain confidence in their financial systems. In order to remain financially competitive in the region, Singapore introduced a similar guarantee scheme.
  • Hans Corell, ex-legal counsel to the UN, promotes greater coordination between the IBA and other world organisations
  • The Austrian Stock Corporation Amendment Act 2009 (AktRÄG), which entered into force on August 1 2009 introduces new rules that are aimed at facilitating (foreign) shareholders' participation and voting in shareholder meetings and thus at increasing free float shareholders' participation. The AktRÄG applies to shareholder meetings convened after July 31 2009.
  • The Financial and Capital Market Commission of Latvia and the Central Bank of Cyprus have updated their memorandum of understanding on banking supervision.
  • And structuring is key to new deals - whether it's to placate investors, create a new market or make the best of regulation
  • Supporters of the draft Alternative Investment Fund Managers (AIFM) directive need to start planning now to deal with the impact on national regulators
  • Recent Ministry of Commerce guidelines will help China’s banking sector to consolidate. The guidelines set out a favourable calculation of turnover for financial institutions in M&A.
  • Barack Obama has proposed legislation that forces the CFTC and SEC to adopt joint rules for over-the-counter derivatives, but no one thinks they'll find a balance of power
  • “In six months’ time those notes could be a smoking gun” The UK Financial Services Authority’s (FSA’s) more active investigation of banks, doubtless accelerated by the threats of the Conservative party to abolish it, has hit deals by US banks in particular.