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  • Protecting creditors of public limited companies (part II)
    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.
    February 01 2006
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    Who wins under US deregistration reforms?
    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
    February 01 2006
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    Cleary advises Iraq on first Eurobond issue
    The Republic of Iraq has restructured its $130 billion of debt far quicker than expected. James Rice reports
    February 01 2006
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    China sets out to build new spirit of competition
    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
    February 01 2006
  • Canada looks forward to insolvency reform
    Linc Rogers examines Canada's proposed new insolvency regime and its impact on lenders
    February 01 2006
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    Bank of America counsel plans more vocal role
    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
    February 01 2006
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    Japan takes cautious steps towards Kyoto compliance
    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
    January 01 2006
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    M&A
    January 01 2006
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    Japan finalizes insolvency law reform
    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
    January 01 2006
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    Trust law modernized to meet commercial needs
    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
    January 01 2006
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