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  • Clifford Chance has expanded its capacity in south-east Asia with a new dispute resolution practice.
  • Offshore specialist Appleby has opened a new office in the Seychelles.
  • As the freeze on Chinese IPOs thaws, there are signs that China’s securities regulator could relax its restrictions on H-share listings and red chip companies
  • An increase in cross-border M&A deals is finally proving the Securities and Exchange Commission’s M&A exemptions useful
  • Under Article 21-nonies of Law 241 of August 7 1990 the annulment of unlawful administrative decisions may be ordered by the public entity (a region or other local authority, for instance) that approved them, provided the annulment is taken on the basis of public interests, within a reasonable period of time and taking into account the interests of any person subject to the relevant administrative decision.
  • The capital requirement details US President Barack Obama proposed yesterday are too vague with which companies they include.
  • Offshore specialist Appleby is merging with Dickinson Cruickshank to form its first Isle of Man office. Effective October 1 2009, the firm will have 11 partners based in the Isle of Man under the name Appleby. It's the firm's third expansion in the last five years, adding groups of partners in the Cayman Islands and Jersey.
  • Mergers and acquisitions have become popular recently as a result of the financial crisis, especially among credit institutions. To deal with this, State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) has drafted a circular guiding the merger and consolidation of credit institutions in Vietnam.
  • Nicholas Moore and Justin Vaughan of Herbert Smith in Moscow show how onshore and offshore investments operate
  • It is now a fact that the Romanian housing market has been severely affected by the financial crisis. Faced with housing transactions falling off over the past five months by more than 36% compared to the same period last year, the Romanian Government decided to not waste any more time and, on June 3 2009, adopted Emergency Ordinance 60 to set the general rules for the enforcement of the First Home programme. We were assured that methodological norms to detail the said rules will follow shortly.