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  • The Romanian parliament has recently adopted a package of four laws that aims to develop the Romanian capital market. The package consists of: (i) Law 31/2006 on securitization; (ii) Law 32/2006 on mortgage bonds; (iii) Law 33/2006 on mortgage lending banks; and (iv) Law 34/2006 amending Law 190/1999 on mortgage loans for real estate investments.
  • After the recent tax reform imposed since 2004, Norway has become a favourable domicile for institutional investors investing in shares (and other objects covered by the exemption method). According to the new tax legislation, dividends and capital gains on shares are exempt from taxation for limited liability companies and similar entities (companies). So dividends and capital gains on shares are only taxable when received or gained by individuals.
  • The implementation of the Prospectus Directive in Germany has led to a lot of work for a new team at regulator BaFIN. Simon Crompton talks to Jan Budaeus about the pressures involved
  • Securitization is increasingly being used as a source of takeover financing, giving structured finance lawyers access to M&A deals, says Ben Maiden
  • Matthew Howard and Gabriele Roehl explain how property securitization in Germany defied the pessimists and grew without legislative help
  • Five different articles analyse the new mood in Germany, including new laws on squeezing-out shareholders, the encouragement of private equity, the reform of shareholder meetings and the relaxing of takeover protection
  • With so many high-profile deals in the European energy market, James Rice argues that firms will need to manage their clients strategically to avoid losing out
  • On March 21 2006, the Ministry of Finance and Economy in Korea issued a Bill on the creation and development of a financial hub. The Bill aims to further the Korean government's efforts to establish Korea as a financial hub in northeast Asia. Under the main provisions of the Bill, the Korean government undertakes to:
  • Under Government Regulation 2/2006 on Mechanisms for Procurement of Loans and/or Receipt of Grants and Distribution of Foreign Loans and/or Grants (GR 2/2006), state ministries or government institutions, non-state ministries, local government and state-owned enterprises may no longer be able to apply for and receive foreign loans or grants directly.
  • Creditors in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) are generally comfortable with the security available under BiH law. In practice, the forms of security generally in use in BiH are mainly influenced by what is accepted by the banking sector, which in BiH is dominated by Austrian banks.