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  • On January 29 2007, the Ministry of Finance and Economy (MOFE) in Korea announced a proposed amendment to the regulations under the Credit Guarantee Fund Act, the Technology Credit Guarantee Fund Act and the Agricultural and Fisheries Business Credit Guarantee Act.
  • The 2007 budget was introduced in Parliament by the prime minister and minister of finance, Dato' Seri Abdullah bin Hj Ahmad Badawi on September 1 2006. Various new tax incentives were introduced, in particular to boost Islamic banking and finance to make Malaysia a leading international Islamic financial centre. Other budgetary highlights include the introduction of advance rulings and a Customs Appeal Tribunal.
  • Investment in Treasury bills (T-Bills) is the most common, and consequently most recognized, form of investment in securities for the Albanian investor.
  • The first comprehensive survey on market practice by banks, for banks
  • The Americas awards winners are now live.
  • Hedge fund Bredin Howard has announced its plans to raise approximately €1 billion on the main market of the London Stock Exchange via the offering of BH Macro.
  • 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.
  • Why misled shareholders now rank equally with creditors in Australia
  • Why one third of all deals end in dispute or misunderstanding, and why no one wants to litigate in China