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  • The new Slovenian Companies Act entered into force on May 4 2006. With this reorganization of company law, Slovenia has achieved full harmonization with the acquis communautaire in the field of company law. The new Companies Act also introduces changes urged by a broad range of scholars, entrepreneurs and companies.
  • 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).
  • This article will briefly discuss the current legal regime for supervision of risk management in the banking sector in one of the two main territories in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), the Federation of BiH (FBiH), though very similar regulations apply in the territory of Republika Srpska (RS).
  • Ruth Fox and John Crosthwait explain how the FSA's approach to regulating hedge funds has developed, and why the future might be out of its hands
  • 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
  • Hakan Hanli of Pekin & Pekin explains the mechanics of Turkey's privatization programme and tracks its progress
  • 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
  • Based on the aforementioned characteristics of Slovenian corporate governance, the independent experts proposed in their report certain changes to the Code as well as to the company law. The changes focused on the independence of supervisory board members.