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Leading firms in the US are taking advantage of booming private equity business as funds continue to make inroads into corporate America.

Eased trading restrictions during M&A

Liberal regulation pays off

Segregated portfolio companies in Europe

China focuses on insider dealing

Over 200 US-registered public companies have announced they are conducting stock option issuance investigations to determine whether options were issued according to regulation and company practices. The principal focus of these investigations is to determine whether option prices were established at the grant date or retroactively. Many investigations now have been in process for over a year, others for more than two. Affected companies range from large well-respected US companies to microcap companies on various continents.

India offers much market potential for global dredging companies, estimated at 1 billion cubic metres in the next five years. Large dredging projects include those being finalized at Nhava Sheva (estimated at $177.77 million), Tuticorin, Paradip ($55.55 million) and Ennore ($31.77 million), as well as the projects under way at Haldia, Mangalore and Kochi.

The Privy Council has ruled that investors may use minority protection laws even where those investors are also creditors

In a bid to ride the wave of a possible downturn in the US, Lovells has hired Christopher Donoho from Stroock & Stroock & Lavan

How structured covered bonds have overtaken Europe and the US