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  • Why investors should be careful who they trust Gone are the days when investments could be made and forgotten about. Paul Lee, manager of shareholder engagement at Hermes Investment Management, laments that, even the safest investments now need careful monitoring
  • Advocates of corporate governance reform have found their case strengthened by still more corporate scandals over the past year. While disputes have raged over the alleged wrongdoings of dominant shareholder Conrad Black at Hollinger, UK regulators have fined Shell £17 million ($30.5 million) for misstatements relating to its oil reserves. Such events have contributed to the reformist drive that has gripped countries as diverse as Canada, India and Australia.
  • Courts and agencies refine US antitrust law US courts and antitrust enforcement agencies have had a busy year. Kenneth R Logan and Ethan E Litwin of Simpson Thacher & Bartlett discuss how their actions have changed the face of US antitrust law
  • By John L Douglas of Alston & Bird
  • How EC competition changes affect UK financial services Alastair Gorrie and Tim Miller of Coudert Brothers review recent UK competition law developments, with a particular focus on the financial services sector
  • By Bob Penn of Allen & Overy
  • Thailand releases financial sector masterplan Albert T Chandler of Chandler and Thong-ek assesses how Thai regulators plan to guide the finance sector over the next few years
  • By Min Han, Min Ho Lee and Pil Kook Lee of Kim & Chang
  • How Indonesia plans to protect depositors The Indonesian government will set up agencies to protect a bank's customers should the bank fail. Lucyana Dela Rosa of Mochtar Karuwin Komar outlines how the new agencies will work
  • Basel II: a worldwide challenge for banking Jörg Hashagen, head of KPMG's Basel initiative at KPMG Germany, summarizes the effects of the Basel II Capital Accord on global banking