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  • IFLR is pleased to announce the short-listed deals and law firms for the Americas Awards. Presentations will be made to the winners at the IFLR Awards Dinner to be held at the New York Palace Hotel, 50th Street and Madison Avenue, New York, on the evening of March 16.
  • Andrew Crooke reports on the probable consequences for companies once China's pending anti-monopoly law puts far-reaching powers in the hands of inexperienced regulators
  • New rules will allow foreign investors to take a direct stake in China's so-called G-share market. Richard Guo explains
  • Chinese car-maker Donfeng's recent IPO overcame the difficulty of listing a company that operates through joint ventures rather than subsidiaries. Ashley Alder explains how
  • Richard Gray, general counsel for corporate and investment banking, EMEA and Asia, at Bank of America, talks to IFLR's Michael Evans about his plans for 2006
  • Mikko Eerola and Mårten Knuts of Waselius & Wist describe Finland's proposed approach to implementing the Takeover Directive
  • The SEC's plans to revive the tender offer as a viable alternative to the one-step merger may need refining. Ben Maiden reports
  • IFLR is pleased to announce the short-listed deals and law firms for the Asia, Americas and European awards. Presentations will be made at the annual IFLR Awards Dinners in London, New York and Hong Kong in March.
  • Mary Schapiro, NASD NASD, the world's largest private sector securities regulator, announced that Mary Schapiro is to succeed Robert Glauber as chairman and chief executive of the organization. She was previously head of NASD's regulatory policy and oversight division. In that role she served as the chief regulator for more than 5,000 securities brokerages firms and almost 700,000 registered brokers. Before joining NASD, Schapiro chaired the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and was an SEC commissioner.
  • The Capital Markets Board (CMB) recently revised its draft law proposing amendments to various pieces of legislation. It aims not only to improve the legal issues hindering the growth of the mortgage market but also to address concerns raised by the Prime Minister and the Ministry of Industry and Commerce.