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  • Ireland prepares for impact After a quiet year in competition, Ireland is preparing for things to heat up a bit. Helen Kelly of Matheson Ormsby Prentice looks at what's ahead
  • 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
  • New law boosts agencies' powers Antoine Winckler, François Brunet and Ianis Girgenson of Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton assess trends in French competition law
  • Finland overhauls Competition Act Mikko Eerola and Lotta Backholm of Waselius & Wist outline the changes introduced by Finland's recently revamped Competition Act
  • Competition in Canada: an overview Oliver Borgers and Yves Bériault of McCarthy Tétrault discuss how the world's oldest competition law continues to evolve
  • The Bond Market Association (TBMA) has published guidelines for trading in speculative distressed bonds, usually securities issued by companies in or near default.
  • On April 21 2004, a special working group called the Code Group presented a proposal for a Swedish code of corporate governance. The Code Group consists of representatives from the Government Commission on Business Confidence and representatives of listed companies, investors and the Stockholm Stock Exchange.
  • Corporate governance scandals, regulatory investigations and class action lawsuits are an enduring worry for company management operating in the US market. Robert Mollen and Dixie Johnson set down rules for avoiding a crisis or managing one when it happens
  • The issuance in July of the much-anticipated request for proposal (RFP) for the independent water and power project (IWPP) at Shouaiba (in western Saudi Arabia, near Jeddah) is creating a new template for project financing as the move toward privatization of power and water production in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia begins in earnest. At stake under the RFP is a 60% interest in the project company that will develop, own and operate the oil-fired plant.
  • The Russian Law On Joint Stock Companies (the JSC Law) has been amended with effect from March 15 2004. The following amendments were introduced: