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  • New rules on financial promotion, prospectuses, market abuse and disclosure have changed the dynamics of securitization in the UK. Leonard Ng explains how
  • Institutional investors in China can now invest in securities overseas. Jeremy Xiao and Beiliang Wang assess the implications
  • Linklaters and Simpson Thacher & Bartlett were international counsel on a $300 million acquisition financing to purchase a controlling stake in Ssangyong Corporation. John Maxwell and Sanghoon Lee led the Linklaters team advising the borrower and acquirer Morgan Stanley Private Equity. The international lenders were advised by Simpson Thacher & Bartlett while the Korean lenders retained Lee & Ko. Separate teams at Kim and Chang provided Korean law advice to the sponsor and the international lenders.
  • On March 13 2005, the Romanian parliament enacted the long-expected Law 31/2006, regarding the securitization of receivables. The Law entered into force a month later, but it will be three months before the secondary legislation is enacted. Until then, a primer on the main provisions of the Law might be helpful for interested investors.
  • Mete Yegin of Pekin & Pekin looks forward to a bright future for Turkish project finance
  • Turkey's Draft Law on Housing Finance will help kick-start the mortgage-backed securities market, says Guniz Gokce of Gide Loyrette Nouel
  • Serdar Paksoy and Deger Boden of Paksoy & Co explain how Turkey is taking steps to improve its international arbitration rules for commercial disputes as foreign investments increase
  • Matthew Howard and Gabriele Roehl explain how property securitization in Germany defied the pessimists and grew without legislative help
  • Mutual funds, pension funds and real estate investment funds are set to grow quickly, say Guillaume Rougier-Brierre and Pierre Briguet-Lamarre of Gide Loyrette Nouel
  • The Maltese government has recently stepped up its efforts to promote the use of venture capital as a means of financing by providing a tax credit of up to 30% of the investment to unit holders in designated venture capital funds.