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  • Johannes Gasser of Advokaturbüro Dr Dr Batliner & Dr Gasser highlights the trend of pre-trial mediation and the traditional court route
  • Graeme Halkerston of Appleby highlights the important aspects of the Cayman system
  • The Energy Industry Act, BE 2550 (2007) came into force on December 11 2007 and established a new regulatory regime for electricity and natural gas businesses. Its objectives include the promotion of the use of renewable energy. The members of the new Energy Regulatory Commission were appointed on February 1 2008. The Office of Energy Regulatory Commissions was established as a state agency with the status of a juristic person.
  • Consob in communication number 9019104 of March 2 2009 has set forth rules to be followed by intermediaries when offering illiquid financial instruments to retail investors. Illiquid financial instruments are not only bank bonds, insurance policies and over-the-counter derivatives, but may also include plain vanilla instruments to the extent that there may be difficulties to obtain a prompt liquidation.
  • National winners and a new award for most innovative US firm in Europe
  • Firms deserve awards for things other than legal innovation. Here IFLR rewards the firms, communications teams and individuals that made everything a little more pleasant
  • Including the best work in debt and equity-linked, structured finance and M&A
  • The next wave of recapitalisations will be preferred shares rather than subordinated notes, to increase core capital
  • An inevitable consequence of the financial crisis has been an increased appetite for disputes. Whether seeking to recover collateral from insolvent banks, unwinding contracts by invoking material adverse change (Mac) clauses or claims of mis-selling complex products, the litigation market is much more active.
  • Richard Williams, departing head of listing at Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing, explains policy on the blackout period, quarterly reporting and working with the regulator