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If you are going to use the CCF method to invest in China, you have to do it right

Mark-Oliver Baumgarten and Désirée Wiesendanger of Staiger Schwald & Partner explain how Switzerland's unique regulation affects banks, investors and transactions

Adrian Bulboaca of Bulboaca & Asociatii explains how private equity transactions could take off in Romania

Pedro Cassiano Santos, Benedita Lima Aires and Tiago Correia Moreira of Vieira de Almeida assess how the new capital adequacy directive will affect structured finance

By Johan Kleyn, Jan Louis Burggraaf and Gerard van Solinge of Allen & Overy

Effective as of July 2 2007, the Act on Investment Incentives, which forms the legal basis of the regime of investment incentives in the Czech Republic, has been modified. The original wording of the Act has been effective since May 1 2000, introducing a programme of granting of state aid in eligible regions in accordance with Article 87(3), parts (a) and (b), of the EC Treaty. This regime has been preceded by active support for investments in advanced industrial technologies, implemented in 1998 on the basis of a government resolution. The current regime based on the Act includes corporate income-tax relief, job-creation and training grants, and the transfer of land with infrastructure or owned by the Czech state at a discount.

Do you really want Iasb in charge?

The SEC needs to be careful in its encouragement of using the internet to disseminate material information. By Anna T Pinedo and James R Tanenbaum of Morrison & Foerster LLP

Hans-Peter Schwald, Marc Metzger and Martin Bürkle of Staiger Schwald & Partner dicuss the highlights of a good year in Swiss M&A, and analyse the potential for the future

The Romanian National Securities Commission (NSC) recently published instruction 4/2007 regarding the criteria for the recognition of rating agencies (RA).