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  • New European equities trade reporting platform Project Boat has selected Markit and Cinnober as its suppliers. The project, a reaction to perceived overcharging by stock exchanges, now looks set to go live later this year, with the related Project Turquoise following later. However, it is the latter that has the greatest potential to revolutionise international trading.
  • A new law has been adopted by parliament in Luxembourg concerning the undertakings for collective investment for institutional investors.
  • Japan's Fair Trade Commission (FTC) has defended its new merger guidelines against criticism that the rules will stifle foreign competition.
  • New legislation will apply to overseas entities with even minimal connection with Australia
  • Both effective squeeze-outs and even back-door delistings may now be possible
  • Why one third of all deals end in dispute or misunderstanding, and why no one wants to litigate in China
  • The trends of 2006 show how the market will adapt and grow over the coming years
  • Australia's clarification on withholding tax has not made the trade organizations happy
  • The potential reach of Russian legislation on cross-border deals is longer than you think
  • How project finance investors should protect themselves against politics in Latin America