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  • Soon anyone could try a troubled company before agreeing to buy
  • Nomura's insider trading case affects corporate governance and regulation
  • While admitting corporate counsel has a better relationship with alternative investors, Michael Walter warns in-house lawyers of the dangers if they relax
  • To download a full copy of IFLR's Private equity and venture capital review, please click here
  • 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.
  • The UK private equity code has been a success, but it won't be exported any time soon
  • Private equity may end up leading its own deals in the next cycle
  • 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
  • Allen & Overy, Clifford Chance and Walkers have advised on Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank's $7.5 billion Euro Medium Term Note programme.
  • In the first securitisation law to emerge since the sub-prime crisis, France is enacting measures to make deals more investor-friendly