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  • Shira Shine-Fried and Dror Negbi of Michael Shine & Co outline merger control in Israel, and how some companies might be able to fast-track their merger application
  • Didem Kurtoglu and Togan Turan of Paksoy & Co focus on Turkish law concerning dominant position and the Competition Authority’s definition of abuse
  • Vural Günal and H Mete Yegin of Pekin & Pekin outline the collection of receivables under the amended Banks Act
  • Dor Heskia and Amos Hacmun of Heskia-Hacmun Law Firm provide an overview of the civil and commercial litigation process in Israel
  • Elvan Aziz and Omer Collak of Paksoy & Co describe the intricacies of making an initial public offerings in Turkey
  • In 2003, Turkey released its good governance principles for public companies. But the market has been slow to put them into practice. Esin Taboglu and Burcu Sener of Taboglu Law Offices explain
  • Israeli investors are keen on structured and derivative products, but localsecuritization has been slow, say Norman Menachem Feder and Michal Hacker of Caspi & Co
  • H Ercüment Erdem of Erdem & Erdem Law Office outlines the workings of Turkey's continuing privatization programme
  • Guillaume Rougier-Brierre of Gide Loyrette Nouel describes how joint ventures work in Turkey, and how a new arbitration law could benefit foreign joint-venture partners
  • A proposed overhaul of the Turkish Banks Act and recent successful deals in the banking sector indicate an upturn in Turkey's financial services market. By Hergüner Bilgen Özeke