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  • The Slovak Supreme Court recently caught public attention when it rendered a judgement significantly enhancing the interpretation of corporate governance rules towards increased protection of minority shareholders.
  • The Italian financial law dated December 22 2008 (Financial Law) provides for measures restricting the range of financial transactions that regions and local authorities may enter into. Regions and local authorities can no longer issue bonds or enter into financing transactions with bullet repayment. The maturity of each single transaction, even if it results from the renegotiation of an existing debt, cannot exceed 30 years and must have a minimum maturity of at least five years.
  • A reform of the French safeguard procedure should encourage companies to file for court protection before becoming insolvent
  • Since the 2000/2001 economic crisis, Turkey has developed new methods to prevent insolvency that need to be applied more often. By Nihan Kaya of Guner Law Office
  • Congress plans to extend compensation rules
  • Listing committee backs down on black outs
  • Peter De Ryck and Joëlle Vermeulen of Lydian outline the new Belgian Act on the Continuity of Undertakings
  • Jonathan Walker and Peter Hayden of Mourant du Feu & Jeune outline insolvency and restructuring in Jersey and the Cayman Islands respectively
  • London firm Ashurst has hired 10 partners from McKee Nelson to found the firm’s US structured finance practice.
  • There's nothing wrong with modern retail banking; yet bank runs still happen. It's surprising that no one has reached the same conclusion about structured investment vehicles (Sivs).