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  • The Cayman Islands exempted company continues to play an integral role in the Japanese structured finance market after the introduction of the godo kaisha. John Rogers of Walkers and Skip Hashimoto of Walkers SPV Limited explain
  • Acquisition finance
  • J-Reits have come a long way since the first was listed in 2001. Naosuke Fujita and Noriko Sakai of O'Melveny & Myers Gaikokuho Kyodojigyo Horitsujimusho assess the market and identify strategies for growth
  • Japanese companies now have a wider range of corporate structuring options, meaning simpler governance at lower costs. By Takanobu Takehara and Takafumi Nihei of Nishimura & Partners
  • Softbank's ¥1.28 trillion in acquisition finance for its takeover of Vodafone's Japan operations proves that large acquisition finance transactions can be structured under Japanese law, say Naoaki Eguchi and David Deck of Baker & McKenzie GJBJ Tokyo Aoyama Aoki Law Office
  • Securities law
  • The acquisition of a qualifying direct or indirect holding in a Czech bank, representing more than 20% of the bank's capital or voting rights, requires the approval of the Czech National Bank (CNB), the Czech financial market supervisory body. On April 1 2006, a new CNB decree was introduced, stipulating the essential elements of applications and notifications to CNB.
  • Recent revisions to the large shareholdings reporting system have introduced more frequent and stringent disclosure requirements for investors. The revised Securities and Exchange Law (SEL), its enforcement order and the cabinet ordinance with respect to this system came into effect, with some exceptions, on December 13 2006.
  • Rolling old deals: the new fashion
  • The Anti-money-laundering Law of the People's Republic of China (the AMLL) will come into effect from January 1 2007.