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  • Upturn continues but concerns ahead British Venture Capital Association chief executive John Mackie tells IFLR about the latest market developments
  • UK switches on to schemes of arrangement Marco Compagnoni and Malcolm MacDougall of Lovells look at the essential features for a financial sponsor when taking a company private using a scheme of arrangement rather than a conventional bid
  • Tips for foreign investors in Taiwanese buyouts Robert C Lee, June E Su and Eddie Chan of Yangming Partners discuss some of the issues of share buyouts in Taiwan
  • Why trusts are often used in Mexico Samuel García-Cuéllar and Jean Michel Enriquez of Creel García-Cuéllar y Müggenburg describe the structure of a shareholders trust in Mexico, and when it would be desirable to have one
  • The foreign investor's options in Korea Jong Koo Park, Gene Soo Jung and Hans Kim outline Korea’s efforts to attract foreign investment over the past few years
  • Q&A: private equity and venture capital in Israel By Barry Levenfeld, Barak S Platt, David Schapiro and Orly Tisoni of Yigal Arnon & Co
  • Luxembourg provides a private equity platform Private equity in Luxembourg has received a boost in the form of new legislation that promotes specialist investment vehicles. Marc Feider of Allen & Overy Luxembourg explains
  • France holds continental lead for private equity Benjamin Aller and Pierre-Louis Périn of SJ Berwin look at how France’s private equity market has stayed ahead of the game
  • Private equity plays bigger role in M&A Private equity is taking a bigger slice of German M&A activity. Andreas von Werder and Markus Paul of Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer explain
  • Why Asian private equity models need review Newbridge Capital's bids over the past few months have fallen far short of success. Kathleen Ng of the Centre for Asia Private Equity Research says the firm’s failed bids highlight fierce deal competition in the Asian private equity market