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  • There are tensions between the government's desire to liberalise laws on foreign purchase, and the Constitutional Court's more conservative approach. Gökhan Gökçe and Seda Eren of YükselKarkinKüçük assess the current situation
  • 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
  • In reality, the new Company Law does not enable dual levels of shares
  • Exempted limited partnerships are popular in the Cayman Islands. In the second of a series of articles, Iain McMurdo of Maples and Calder explains how to draft them
  • 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
  • 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
  • In 1977 Swiss banks for the first time introduced their self-regulatory Agreement on the Swiss Banks' Code of Conduct with regard to the exercise of due diligence. The Code aims to preserve the good reputation of the Swiss banking industry in its fight against money laundering and terrorism financing through the introduction of due diligence rules.
  • China, Hong Kong and the UK will need to change their rules
  • Best option is to consolidate promoter stakes