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  • European companies have been lobbying for it, but should they really deregister if the SEC liberalizes its rules, asks Andrew Bernstein
  • After three months of frantic activity, the market for PIK notes has ended. By Michael Evans
  • Law firms in Australia and New Zealand are meeting the onslaught of competition from professional services firms by trimming and streamlining services. The trend is towards a high-tech, highly specialized and user friendly law firm. Morgan Acker reports
  • Article 1, Paragraph 68 of Law 311 of December 30 2004 (the 2005 financial law) regulates for the first time recourse by local authorities to lines of credit.
  • Since January 1 2004 it has been possible to establish hedge funds in Denmark in the form of an "other collective investment scheme" pursuant to chapter 17 the Danish Investment Associations and Special-Purpose Associations as well as other Collective Investment Schemes Act (the IAA).
  • Fairness opinions in France usually play a minor role in tender offers. That is about to change, thanks to a new set of recommendations. Eric Cafritz, James Gillespie and Jean-Florent Rérolle explain
  • The newly amended Securities and Exchange Act of Korea (SEA) took effect on March 29 2005 and is expected to impact the course of mergers and acquisitions in Korea. It reflects changes to provisions concerning tender offers and reports of mass holdings (the 5% Rule).
  • After positive economic developments and EU accession talks, M&A transactions in Turkey are on the rise. By Hergüner Bilgen Özeke
  • Turkey's energy market looks set to improve now that its energy laws have been harmonized with EC regulations. Muharrem Kucuk of Pekin & Bayar explains
  • Elvan Aziz and Omer Collak of Paksoy & Co describe the intricacies of making an initial public offerings in Turkey