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  • Proposal for Swedish governance code released Dick Lundqvist and Niclas Rockborn of Gernandt & Danielsson Advokatbyrå outline the details of the new proposal for a Swedish corporate governance code
  • Sweeping changes to Dutch governance regime Hans Sachse and Aravind Ramanna of Boekel De Nerée N.V. provide an overview of the Dutch corporate governance structure, outline the Tabaksblat committee proposals and discuss legislative initiatives in the field of corporate governance
  • How companies are managed in Latvia Raymond Slaidins and Mikus Buls of Klavins & Slaidins outline the roles directors and supervisory boards play in the Latvian corporate structure
  • An overview of directors' liability in Indonesia Directors of new companies need to ensure that they're not held liable for actions carried out in the company's formation that they had no say over. By Dezi Kirana and Mufti Habriansyah of Soemadipradja & Taher
  • Compliance, risk management and internal controls Robert Bostrom of Winston & Strawn discusses the evolving roles and responsibilities of boards of directors and audit committees
  • What the James Hardie inquiry means for Australian corporates A special commission of inquiry into the asbestos-related compensation issues faced by the James Hardie Group highlights a need for corporate law reform. Dean Jordan and John Elliott of Clayton Utz explain
  • Korea aims for world-class corporate governance Kyung Taek Jung and Hwa Soo Chung of Kim & Chang Law Offices outline recent trends in Korean corporate governance focusing on the duties and liabilities of directors under Korean law
  • German competition's busy spell continues Rainer Bechtold and Petra Linsmeier of Gleiss Lutz summarize the biggest cartel cases of the past year and discuss changes to German competition law prompted by new EU regulations
  • The Bond Market Association (TBMA) has published guidelines for trading in speculative distressed bonds, usually securities issued by companies in or near default.
  • New competition legislation: cause for celebration? Ivo Van Bael of Van Bael & Bellis, says EU reforms could create legal uncertainty that will make compliance more difficult for corporates