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  • Despite the sub-prime crisis, the value of Swiss real estate has risen. Switzerland's real estate market is experiencing positive trends, suggest Andreas Rötheli and Cécile Berger of Lenz & Staehelin
  • Bulgaria has recovered from collectivisation and nationalisation. It is now harnessing the strengths of both government and business. Ivan V Vulchev and Mladen Mladenov of PI Partners explain
  • The Russian property market is not as risky as it may appear. It is regulated by comprehensive legislation, says Tatiana Kachalina and Oleg Volkov of Liniya Prava
  • Austria's growing population will keep its real estate buoyant, say Peter Vcelouch and Manfred Ton of Cerha Hempel Spiegelfeld Hlawati
  • Kuri Breña Sánchez Ugarte y Aznar explains how acquisitions are financed
  • In reality, the new Company Law does not enable dual levels of shares
  • The worldwide economic downturn is causing investors to look to emerging markets. Nigeria stands to benefit, say Ayuli Jemide, Dolapo Kukoyi and Ndubuisi Ugochuchukwu Greg of Detail
  • Nigeria's new M&A Act has failed to solve the market's problems. Its lack of clarity has only complicated matters, says Azeezah Muse-Sadiq at Banwo & Ighodalo
  • The Ukrainian market is developing swiftly, but saturation point is still far away, says Dr Julian Ries of Beiten Burkhardt
  • Political change and dynamic regulation have given the market a new lease of life. Jide Ogundana of Austen-Peters & Co explains why investors should be confident