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  • 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
  • The UK's insolvency laws are inadequate, according to a leading body of industry professionals
  • EU and US politicians this week agreed to harmonize regulatory standards, but European banks want progress on US unilateralism and extra-territoriality
  • Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has announced that it is moving two lawyers to China from Singapore, and making up a local partner.
  • The stories from the fourth European forum
  • How structured covered bonds have overtaken Europe and the US
  • The Social Security and Services Institute Law for State Workers (the ISSSTE Law) was introduced in March 2006. It became effective on April 1, although some provisions will not be implemented until January 1 2008. Among the objectives of the new law is to guarantee the financing of the Social Security and Services Institute for State Workers (the Institute) so that the Institute can comply with its public interest objectives and to set the means and mechanisms to finance future pensions for state workers.
  • Eased trading restrictions during M&A