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  • The Chinese government showed that it values a bid's commercial merits over superficial conformity to contractual terms
  • EU regulators are striving to make emissions trading coherent
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  • Economic interests are preventing the EU from restricting Russia's oil and gas monopoly
  • Turkish law provides shareholders of a joint stock corporation with certain rights fairly typical of those found in virtually all corporate codes throughout Europe and North America. These include voting rights in general assembly of shareholders' meetings, rights to collect dividends, pre-emptive rights, the right to subscribe for new shares, and the right to collect liquidation proceeds. While some of these rights are strictly attached (that is, personal) to the shareholder, some of them are also available to pledges of shares or usufruct rights holders.
  • The UK private equity code has been a success, but it won't be exported any time soon
  • Despite extensive discussion with the industry, a UK sovereign sukuk is unlikely this year. The government is struggling to overcome tax-related problems and unwilling to issue in uncertain markets
  • New regulations for debt securities issued by The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) should boost the country's maturing debt market
  • Latham & Watkins, Simmons & Simmons and Marccus Partners have advised in NYSE Euronext's purchase of a $250 million purchase of a 25% stake in the Doha Securities Market.