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  • The UK Defence Ministry achieved efficient pricing and avoided carry costs in the refinancing of its satellite communications project. By Dan Andrews
  • New rules will allow foreign investors to take a direct stake in China's so-called G-share market. Richard Guo explains
  • IFLR is pleased to announce the short-listed deals and law firms for the Asian awards. Awards presentations will be made at the annual IFLR Awards Dinner on March 15 at the Ritz-Carlton in Hong Kong.
  • With the completion of its largest-ever project, Finland has never been more PPP-friendly. By Pekka Lehtinen, Tero Tuomisto and Irina Mikkola of Castrén & Snellman Attorneys Ltd
  • It will soon be possible to securitize property in Sweden. Jan Litborn and Jonas Gombrii outline the opportunities this creates for investors
  • Investors have a new Luxembourg vehicle through which to structure their private equity and venture capital investment - the investment company in risk capital. Marc Meyers of NautaDutilh Luxembourg outlines the opportunities this creates
  • The new prospectus rules in the Norwegian Securities Trading Act of 1997 (STA) and the regulations related to prospectuses entered into force on January 1 2006. The new rules implement the EU prospectus rules (Directive 2003/71/EC) and are complex and detailed.
  • The opportunities for finance leasing activities in Malta have been greatly enhanced by new Finance Leasing Rules, which although published in November 2005 apply to finance leases that commenced on or after January 1 2005.
  • Recently amendments to Latvia's tax laws have been passed regarding corporate income tax.
  • Indonesian banking law defines a Sharia principle as an agreement between a bank and other parties to maintain funds or financing for business activities based on Islamic laws, such as mudharabah (financing pursuant to profit sharing), musharakah (financing pursuant to capital participation), murabahah (sale and purchase of goods for profit), ijarah (financing of capital goods pursuant to the leasing principle) or ijarah wa iqtina (transfer of ownership over leased goods from a bank to other parties).