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  • Norway's new initiative: the corporate governance code The Oslo Stock Exchange and various other Norwegian bodies have proposed a corporate governance code, due for release in December. Erling Christiansen of Advokatfirmaet Schj¸dt tracks its progress
  • Offshore vehicles face unrelenting scrutiny Martin Livingston of Maples and Calder warns that the US approach to corporate governance might not be right for everyone
  • Voluntary code could make directors liable The Austrian Code of Corporate Governance has been widely accepted in Austria, perhaps increasing the standard of care required of a corporation’s management, say Albert Birkner and Clemens Hasenauer of Cerha Hempel Spiegelfeld Hlawati
  • By Truong Nhat Quang, Nguyen Thi Dang, Duong Thu Ha and Vu Dzung of YKVN
  • Sri Lanka: a year in review By Velupillai Murugesu and Kandiah Neelakandan of Murugesu & Neelakandan
  • Chinese regulator revamps banking regime The past year has seen big changes in the Chinese banking market. David Liu of Pu Dong Law Office assesses the effects for domestic and foreign banks
  • What EU rules mean for financial conglomerates Jan Meyers and David Ballegeer of Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton examine the impact of the EU's Conglomerates Directive on capital adequacy requirements for bank and insurance groups
  • 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
  • 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
  • Overcoming roadblocks to reform The Russian government's draft strategy aims to facilitate consolidation while repairing shaken public confidence and enhancing creditors' rights. Mira Davidovski of Salans explains