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  • The GE/Honeywell judgment seems a victory for regulators but will make blocking certain future deals more difficult. By Matteo F Bay and Javier Ruiz Calzado
  • Kenneth Raisler and Lauren Teigland-Hunt examine Isda's Novation Protocol and its impact on the credit derivatives market
  • 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.
  • On October 3 2005, a new registration system to record the transfer of title to movable assets began operation. The new system aims to facilitate financial transactions involving chattel mortgages and securitization of movables by making the transfer of movables more secure and reliable.
  • New investment and securitization vehicles should further enhance Luxembourg's appeal as a prime location for real estate investment. By Pierre Schleimer and Jean-Christian Six of Allen & Overy Luxembourg
  • New Securities Exchange rules lessen compliance burdens for securities firms, but also give the authorities power to take a tougher stance on violations. By Hiroyuki Yamato of Jones Day
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  • Japan's trust law is being overhauled for the first time since its inception in 1922. Akiko Hosokawa and Jeremy Pitts of Baker & McKenzie GJBJ Tokyo Aoyama Aoki Law Office outline the changes
  • Takanobu Takehara and Takafumi Nihei of Nishimura & Partners outline how corporate governance will change when the Corporate Law comes into force
  • Japan's new leniency programme will warrant much consideration by multinational businesses and their antitrust advisers around the globe, say Naosuke Fujita, David Litt and Kohei Yamamoto of O'Melveny & Myers