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  • Birds do it, fish do it, and even investment bankers have started to do it. We're talking about migrating.
  • A recent surge in Indian court case decisions has offered patent holders some respite, raising hopes for the coming year. By Swathi Sukumar and Tusha Malhotra of Anand and Anand
  • M&A remains active, despite the financial crisis. But regulations are still evolving, explains Cyril Shroff of Amarchand & Mangaldas & Suresh A Shroff & Co.
  • An extremely attractive feature of the Cyprus tax system is the exemption from tax of profits from the sale of securities under the Income Tax Law of 2002.
  • There will be hundreds of debt workouts in emerging markets in the next year. The former general counsel of an emerging markets fund explains how to mitigate the problems for lenders
  • Directive 2007/36/EC on the exercise of certain rights of shareholders in listed companies must be implemented in Europe by August 3 2009. The Austrian Stock Corporation Amendment Act 2009 (ARÄG 2009) is scheduled to enter into force on August 1. It contains significant changes to the Stock Corporation Act (the AktG). This article summarises the core provisions.
  • Ratings agencies are shifting away from historic bank ratings methods in response to US capital injections and new tactics by banks
  • Debate over the collapsed minibonds in Hong Kong has focused on regulatory architecture and more regulation. An accountability review of regulators' performance is also needed
  • Huzefa Nasikwala of Juris Corp outlines the issues surrounding dispute resolution methods
  • Professor Yong Huang says the Chinese government has to realise it can't stop transparency with the drafting process