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  • 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
  • The SEC plans to clamp down on soft-dollar commissions. But some of the regulator's proposals are too rigid, say critics. By Steven F Gatti
  • 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
  • Nina Wilkman and Christian Fogelholm of Borenius & Kemppinen take a look at the market trends of 2005 and the outlook for 2006
  • The Financial Supervisory Commission of Korea (FSC) has approved amendments to listing and disclosure rules to ease listing regulations for non-domestic companies (that is, companies incorporated or organized in jurisdictions other than Korea).
  • Samuli Palin and Anu Tuomola of Castrén & Snellman Attorneys Ltd assess the surge in foreign interest in real estate deals, and explain how such deals are structured and financed
  • The Albanian Company Law has certain provisions on situations in which a company may decide to reduce its subscribed capital, and has made this transaction subject to stringent requirements to ensure that no capital is returned to shareholders illegally, a concern that is at the heart of the capital maintenance principle.
  • The SEC's proposed new deregistration rules are an improvement on the previous regime, but might not go far enough for some companies. By Sarah Murphy
  • With the Arran Funding transaction, UK credit card securitization took a step towards greater efficiency. Debashis Dey and Lewis Rinaudo Cohen look at how this was possible