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  • Since 2004, the PRC government has adopted various macro-control measures over the real estate market. However, these measures proved to have limited impact partly because of the lack of control over foreign investment.
  • Liquidation is one of the ways a company can terminate its existence in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH). The liquidation procedure is always conducted when the company is terminated by a decision of the company's shareholders meeting, or as a result of a decision of a competent court (for example, when a company is issued a decree on prohibition of work, or when a company's registration in the commercial registry is declared null and void by the competent court).
  • Law firms are catching a new wave of Brazilian equity deals. Ben Maiden reports from São Paulo
  • A little-known agency poses challenges to international finance
  • Why there is no need for joint regulation of securities, commodities and futures
  • How new products have made the debt financing of European buyouts increasingly complex and diversified
  • In the takeover battle for steelmaker Arcelor, European shareholders finally realized their true potential
  • Securitization in Spain could get a boost if conditional mortgages prove to be an effective asset class
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  • Cesr clarifies when a convertible bond requires a prospectus