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  • Reliable data and China's financial reforms (part I)
    The heads of China's financial services regulation are all embarked on a unified and ambitious program to modernize the depository institutions, insurers, and securities and commodities exchanges of China. They are able to draw from the experience of other countries that have gone through this process, resulting in a flurry of new and amended laws, rules and regulations to codify this modernization.
    November 01 2005
  • Brazilian issuers press on with Tier 1 offerings
    Ben Maiden looks at how lawyers are helping Brazilian banks meet the demand for perpetual bonds in the absence of clear rules
    November 01 2005
  • Court reassures issuers on fair disclosure
    David Bernstein examines a US district court's decision to dismiss an infrequent SEC complaint under the controversial Regulation FD
    November 01 2005
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    Equity capital markets: 2005's top firms revealed
    IFLR's 2005 equity survey shows that the vital components of a successful equity practice in 2005 are a great Asian presence, a private equity focus and strength in emerging markets. By Michael Evans
    November 01 2005
  • Japan needs real merger reform and disclosure
    Protectionist business interests risk derailing Japan's merger reforms to allow foreign companies to make non-hostile acquisitions in the country. M&A adviser Nicholas Benes argues that meaningful change is essential if Japan is to raise its woeful levels of foreign investment
    November 01 2005
  • Editorial
    In the financial sector the European Commission has been relatively quiet in 2005, perhaps taking a breather after the legislative frenzy that characterized the past four years. Now the Commission is ready for action once more and looks set to tackle shareholder discrimination. But any proposals will face fierce resistance.
    November 01 2005
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    New trends in Mexican tax litigation
    By Sandro Castañeda Ricci and Martha Elizabeth Altamirano Ortíz of PricewaterhouseCoopers
    November 01 2005
  • Equity capital markets
    Mayer Brown Rowe & Maw and Cravath Swaine & Moore were counsel on the $207 million initial public offering (IPO) of TAL International. The company, which sells freight containers, listed its shares on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). Philip Brandes of Mayer Brown represented the issuer, William Whelan of Cravath advised the underwriters, which were led by Credit Suisse First Boston.
    November 01 2005
  • The growing disclosure threat to non-US issuers
    Lee Dunst explains why companies that cooperate with US government investigations are falling foul of discovery rules
    November 01 2005
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    Real estate law to fuel investor interest
    By Rodrigo Conesa and Ricardo Calderón of Ritch Mueller
    November 01 2005
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