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  • Chris Humphries of Stuarts Walker Hersant provides a summary of the duties of a director of a company incorporated under Cayman Islands Law and the consequences they face if they breach their duties
  • Corporate governance in France has generally developed in a market-led rather than legislative fashion. Now the stock market regulator has released a report assessing public company disclosure standards. Anne Grimonet of Herbert Smith interprets the findings
  • By Ana Teresa Rizo and Ofilio Mayorga of FA Arias & Muñoz
  • Neil Cummings and Martin Zohn explain why, to the relief of lenders, the controversial Owens Corning ruling has been overturned
  • By Krissia Laguardia of FA Arias & Muñoz
  • Austria has had a corporate governance code in place since 2002. Albert Birkner and Clemens Hasenauer of Cerha Hempel Spiegelfeld Hlawati explain how the regime works
  • By Evangelina Lardizábal of FA Arias & Muñoz
  • The Swiss parliament is considering two bills that will update Swiss corporation law: one revises the Swiss Code of Obligations (the CO) regarding audits and one introduces the Swiss Federal Act on Admission and Supervision of Auditors. These two bills reflect recent international developments in the field of corporate governance.
  • There is no mutual fund industry in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). This is partly a result of the underdeveloped economy, but the current legislative framework addresses itself to financial products that the BiH economy is not yet ready to support. It could be that generalization of the legislation could assist in developing the market for personal investment products.
  • The European Commission is considering imposing more comprehensive price disclosure on the bond markets. Michael Evans assesses the UK regulator's attempt to set the agenda for the debate