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  • Despite becoming law just last month, bankers and lawyers are already demanding changes to the UK's covered bond legislation
  • Jens Hörmann and Dr Frank Thiäner of P+P Pöllath + Partners argue that a new Act will change German M&A. But it may not go far enough
  • Offshore structures have a role to play in emerging markets and BVI legislation facilitates them. But their very popularity means that this may be a good time for dialogue according to Leonard A Birmingham, partner at Harneys
  • Jeffrey Kochian has joined Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld as a partner in the firm's corporate practice in New York. The M&A specialist, who has extensive experience with private-equity transactions, also specialises in negotiating with foreign public companies.
  • Should holders of contracts for difference have to disclose their positions, even if they have no access to voting rights? The debate is raging at UK and EU level
  • Now you can check out In the past, investors in permanent capital sometimes felt like they were at the Hotel California. They could check in, but they couldn't check out. Well now they can call the bellboy and hail a cab. And Special Purpose Acquisition Companies (Spacs) are the reason why.
  • Eversheds has been awarded a licence to open in Abu Dhabi - the firm's third expansion announcement this year. Chris Jobson of the firm's Qatar office will move to Abu Dhabi to become the managing partner for the Middle East. He will be joined by two other Eversheds partners, two associates and a solicitor.
  • Arias Fábrega & Fábrega has represented Citibank Japan in a $165 million syndicated credit facility in Panama.
  • Natasha Scotland and Neil Horner of Attride-Stirling & Woloniecki explain how government regulation supports Bermudian business
  • Although Canada has set out its views on foreign state buyers, its guidelines offer insufficient guidance