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  • Foreign enterprises now need supervisory boards and workers' representatives
  • The implementation of the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (Mifid) is reaching its final stages. The government bill for the legislative proposals to implement Mifid is expected to be presented to the Finnish parliament in April 2007. It is expected that the amended legislation would be enacted on July 1 2007 and enter into force on November 1 2007.
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  • The Americas law firm of the year Peter G Naismith, Duncan C McCurrach, Donald R Crawshaw, Mitchell S Eitel, Lisa DiNoto and Michael D Horwitz of Sullivan & Cromwell Starring roles in a litany of IFLR's top debt issues, equity deals and mergers & acquisitions wins Sullivan & Cromwell a place on our overall shortlist.
  • Red chip companies are poised to list on the Chinese mainland exchange, but are waiting for clarification from the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC). Three Hong Kong-listed units of China National Oil Corp (Cnooc) are trying to issue shares on the mainland, to tap higher equity valuations, but are waiting for the CSRC to clarify the opaque legal issues that affect how overseas-registered mainland companies can list on the domestic stock exchange.
  • Thanks very much: private equity's empty gift Last month's announcement of a private equity code of conduct in the UK looks to be enough to settle growing concerns surrounding the industry.
  • Directory secures Europe's first cov-lite Covenant-lite loans are set to make their debut in Europe. JP Morgan will raise the continent's first cov-lite package, for media company VNU World Directories.
  • Asia learns the lessons of its financial crisis
  • The extensive reach of the US FCPA
  • How UAE and Dubai laws conflict over the validity of derivatives