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  • The recent ruling in Eurofood provides some welcome clarification on whether Italy or Ireland was the appropriate jurisdiction for the company's insolvency, say Jeremy Cole and John Tillman
  • A new Article 100-bis has been introduced to Legislative Decree 58 of February 24 1998 (the Financial Services Act) to regulate the circulation of financial instruments, initially subscribed by institutional investors, to retail investors (pursuant to Article 100(1)(a) of the Financial Services Act).
  • Thiha Tun argues that, despite some additional disclosure, there is a real possibility hedge funds will begin listing in London
  • Ben Maiden reports on how firms are structuring hybrid issues to cope with regulatory uncertainty
  • Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe hired three partners to its New York office, including two lawyers from Thelen Reid & Priest. Burton Haimes was previously vice chairman of Thelen Reid & Priest's corporate group and head of its European practice, while George Wang centres his practice on advising French companies on US law. The third partner to join Orrick was King Milling, who previously worked with Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Nicholson Graham in New York, advising on corporate and M&A.
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    MTN buys into the Middle East Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer and Dewey Ballentine took the lead roles when MTN, Africa's largest mobile telecommunications company, acquired Investcom for $5.5 billion.
  • The Fair Trade Commission of Korea (KFTC) has introduced a new bill to amend the Monopoly Regulation and Fair Trade Act (MRFTA) to promote the conversion of conglomerates into a holding company structure.
  • In 2004 Finland introduced new tax provisions on participation exemption for capital gains arising from the sale of shares held by a Finnish company, to ensure the international competitiveness of the Finnish tax system after similar developments in many other EU member states.
  • George Davis and Michele Meises explain the continuing struggle between Ferc and the bankruptcy courts over energy agreements
  • The rise of activist hedge funds in Asia has accelerated regional debates on corporate governance, good business and takeover defences, says Young-Joon Kim