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  • Patrizio Messina of Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe analyzes how receivables arise within the Italian healthcare system and describes some of the structures being used
  • The way is now open for foreign investors to take over Chinese companies. The question is how the authorities will react to a high-profile deal, say David Boitout and Raphael Chantelot
  • The key to Russia's booming economy seems obvious: energy. Oil prices have moved steadily higher and demand for gas has increased all over Europe in the past few years. Even if these two price pressures lessen, scarcity of supply suggests that Russia's economic future is secure.
  • The most important aspect of the recent prosecution of Paul Davidson in the UK is that it clarifies market abuse as a criminal act, says Julian Connerty
  • Kevin Ingram and Julian Versteeg of Clifford Chance examine the legal and regulatory threats facing the yield received by the UK credit card industry in the UK
  • Adam Owen and John Cullinane of Deloitte look at how securitization professionals in the UK are affected by recent court rulings and the implementation of international accounting rules
  • Conduits are being structured in increasingly innovative ways in response to regulatory change, say Jason Kravitt and Kevin Hawken of Mayer Brown Rowe & Maw
  • Peter Ollier explains why the firms with longevity are winning the work on Russian equity listings in London
  • Protectionism and uneven takeover regimes will make European mergers more litigious and protracted, but they will go ahead, says Daniel Andrews
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