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  • How to include existing shareholders in bids Charles Martin and Graham Gibb of Macfarlanes discuss developments in the UK regulation of public-to-private bids where a private equity bidder wishes to involve existing offeree shareholders in its bidding vehicle
  • 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
  • Q&A: private equity and venture capital in Israel By Barry Levenfeld, Barak S Platt, David Schapiro and Orly Tisoni of Yigal Arnon & Co
  • 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
  • In last year's IFLR Guide to Private Equity and Venture Capital, we cautiously heralded the return of the private equity and venture capital industry. This was prompted by a marked increase both in the number of private equity deals completed, and the total amount of funds invested ($57 billion globally, according to a PricewaterhouseCoopers survey) in the first six months of 2003.
  • The ins and outs of structuring deals in South Africa David Pinnock and Ryan Butler of Cliffe Dekker discuss the progress of the private equity industry in South Africa, considering issues ranging from black empowerment to exit strategies
  • 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
  • China: new frontier for foreign buyout funds Jonathan Z Zhou of Fangda Partners says China is getting better at accommodating foreign investment. But restrictions remain, and not all foreign money is welcome
  • 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
  • Secondary buyouts firmly established in Europe Secondary buyouts have become an established feature of the European leveraged buyout market. Bruce Hanton of Ashurst discusses the legal and tax issues of this popular exit