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  • Japanese authorities are adopting stricter disclosure rules, triggered by high-profile cases in which companies were found to have made false statements.
  • A new draft competition law is expected to align Greek competition law with Regulation 1/2003/EC (on the implementation of the rules on competition laid down in Articles 81 and 82 of the Treaty) and Regulation 139/2004/EC (on the control of concentrations between undertakings). The bill is expected to be submitted for parliamentary vote before the end of February and to be enacted soon thereafter without material changes from its current form.
  • On February 9 2005, the new Brazilian Bankruptcy Law was enacted (Law 11,101), providing a new set of rules for bankruptcy in Brazil. The law will come into force 120 days after its publication. The new law will replace the former Brazilian Bankruptcy Law (Decree Law 7,661) but will not apply to bankruptcy or concordata proceedings filed before the new law comes into effect.
  • HSH Nordbank and Barclays Capital settled their lawsuit over HSH's losses on collateralized debt obligations (CDOs) just days before the case was due in court.
  • Dennis Block, Cadwalader Gillette: a $57 billion target Davis Polk & Wardwell and Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft are advising on one of the biggest ever mergers as a rush of large deals continues in the US. Cadwalader is acting for Procter & Gamble on its acquisition of the Gillette Company for about $57 billion. Dennis Block is the lead partner for Cadwalader on the deal. Davis Polk's corporate team for Gillette includes partners George Bason, Arthur Golden and Leonard Kreynin.
  • IFLR is pleased to announce the short-listed deals and law firms for the magazine's sixth annual European awards
  • The government has raised sectoral the cap for foreign direct investment in telecommunications from 49% to 74%. The decision benefits services such as basic, cellular, unified access services, national and international long distance, V-SAT, public mobile radio trunked services, global mobile personal communication services and other value-added services.
  • Convergence in Europe's securities markets is leading two of the most influential capital markets trade groups to merge. The International Securities Market Association (Isma) and the International Primary Market Association (Ipma) will in July form the International Capital Market Association (ICMA) to be headquartered in Zurich.
  • Linklaters widened its lead at the top of the equity linked table and broke the century mark with a total of 119 deals for the year in 2004
  • Sandeep Parekh argues that quality, not quantity, is the answer to India's disclosure issues