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  • The Singapore government has, during the last two years, enacted a raft of legislative changes calculated to enhance Singapore's position as a leading financial and wealth management centre in Asia.
  • 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
  • The Republic of Iraq has restructured its $130 billion of debt far quicker than expected. James Rice reports
  • 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
  • Linc Rogers examines Canada's proposed new insolvency regime and its impact on lenders
  • 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
  • Hideo Ohta, Tsutomu Hiraishi and Elizabeth Ticehurst of Baker & McKenzie GJBJ Tokyo Aoyama Aoki Law Office explain why Japan has been slow to carry out plans to achieve its emissions reduction target
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  • As with most other facets of the corporate environment, insolvency procedures have been substantially revamped by the new Corporate Law. By Michihiro Mori of Nishimura & Partners