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  • Damage limitation as an effective break-up fee failed in three US cases. Their acquisition agreements should have included plain termination options with set fees
  • The landmark survey of European companies finds a new attitude to alternative investors
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  • It's official – we are in a global recession. For public companies with a June 30 fiscal year or for companies beginning to think ahead to their second quarter 10-Q, this is likely to mean their audit committees and auditors will pay heightened attention to accounting issues that may be thought of as signs of the times.
  • Declining stock prices and liberalised takeover rules encourage public-to-private transactions in Finland, say Jan Ollila and Anders Carlberg of Dittmar & Indrenius
  • Regulation of sovereign wealth funds has to be done through a code of conduct
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  • On May 28 2008, Luxembourg Parliament approved the Convention on International Interests In Mobile Equipment, as well as its Aircraft Protocol, signed in Cape Town on November 16 2001. Thus Luxembourg became the second European country (after Ireland) to adopt this legal framework, designed to facilitate asset-based finance and leasing of aircraft, engines and helicopters.