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    Milbank advises on first corporate perpetual bond
    Milbank Tweed Hadley & McCloy represented Mexican issuer Gruma in the first perpetual bond deal by a corporate issuer in any market.
    January 01 2005
  • Foreign lenders welcome more protection in China
    A judgment from the Hong Kong High Court to order the winding up of a PRC government window company is encouraging, says Susan Kendall. No longer will foreign creditors have to rely entirely on unfamiliar local courts
    January 01 2005
  • Australian bidders sharpen takeover tactics
    As takeover activity grows in Australia, bidders are finding new techniques to ensure success both on hostile and friendly deals, explains Rodd Levy
    January 01 2005
  • Tips for foreign vendors in Chinese M&A
    Foreign vendors that sell to China's increasingly acquisitive companies are exposed to China’s less than transparent regulatory regime, say Jean-Marc Deschandol and Tom Luckock
    January 01 2005
  • South Korea
    Establishing private equity funds (PEFs) in Korea is now possible under the amended Indirect Investment Asset Management Business Act (IIAMBA), which took effect as of December 6 2004.
    January 01 2005
  • Italy
    Article 66 of Consob Regulation No 11971 of May 14 1999 requires Italian listed companies issuing bonds to inform the public and Consob promptly of events occurring in their or their subsidiaries' sphere of activity that are likely to have a significant effect on the price of the issuer's financial instruments. Article 66 applies irrespective of whether the placement is private or public, or listed.
    January 01 2005
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    Five exit options for China private equity
    In the second of two articles, Jack Lange and Marcia Ellis consider how investors in a Chinese company might realize their gains
    December 01 2004
  • French securitizers wait in vain for insolvency reform
    Conflicting court decisions over the transfer of receivables have held back whole-business securitization in France. Yet the government has postponed legislative settlement of the issue. Clotilde Dirnat and Jonathan Souffir explain
    December 01 2004
  • Delaware curbs Omnicare with new lockup ruling
    A recent decision from the Delaware Court of Chancery may limit the effect of a previous case in which the Delaware Supreme Court invalidated takeover lockups that guaranteed approval of a deal. By Rod Howard, Norman Veasey and Frederick Green
    December 01 2004
  • South Korea
    In its short history, the year-old Indirect Investment Asset Management Business Act has continued to evolve. On October 14 2004 the Ministry of Finance and Economy announced that the Act's implementing presidential decree will be revised to introduce a new type of investment vehicle, called the private investment specialized company (samo tooja junmoon hoesa, or more generally known as a private equity fund (PEF)).
    December 01 2004
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