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  • The Ministry of Finance and Economy (Mofe) in Korea recently announced that the Bill on Financial Investment Services and Capital Markets will be submitted to the National Assembly before the end of 2006.
  • 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).
  • Peter Kurer, UBS group counsel, tells Simon Crompton he is flooded with job applicants wanting to work in-house
  • Law firms are catching a new wave of Brazilian equity deals. Ben Maiden reports from São Paulo
  • Conduits dodge the bullet
  • New environmental rules are forcing banks to change the way they look at the real cost of project finance
  • New cooperation between Hong Kong and mainland China promises banks greater security
  • The impact of the market abuse case against hedge fund GLG and star trader Philippe Jabre
  • Dealers and brokers in Albania are governed by Law 8080, March 1 1996, On Securities, as amended. Pursuant to this law, a dealer/broker is a joint stock company licensed by the Albanian Securities Commission (ASC) to conduct transactions on securities, either on its own (a dealer) or on behalf of third parties (a broker).
  • Ethiopis Tafara of the SEC explains how standards around the world are converging towards Sarbanes-Oxley