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  • The Republic of Srpska (RS), one of the two entities that comprise Bosnia and Herzegovina, adopted a new Law on Business Companies (Companies Law) on December 10 2008. The new Companies Law, effective on July 1 2009, introduces a number of innovations to the existing company law legislation. Many of the changes reflect an attempt to bring RS company law into closer alignment with the company law directives of the EU.
  • Government input in competition law can be useful, but at the risk of dangerous precedent
  • The best options for acquisition financing in the US are new, non-convertible Pipes and tweaked stock-for-stock deals
  • A review of some of the key structures available in today’s market, with a focus on the LSE Official List
  • Lift Capital v Merrill Lynch will provide relief to counsel of prime brokers everywhere
  • Convertible bonds are being restructured with lower conversion premiums, synthetic stock-borrow and more investor protection
  • European regulators and industry bodies are divided over how to structure a European clearing system for credit default swaps
  • Regulators want to split up bank activities
  • Hugh Owen, Martin Magál and Renátus Kollár of Allen & Overy outline issues relating to insolvency and restructuring in the Slovak Republic
  • Karl S Park and Sandi Adila of Mochtar Karuwin Komar provide an overview