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  • Hong Kong's Legislative Council is considering a number of substantive amendments to Hong Kong's company law, including changes to the scope, application, content, registration, amendment, construction and advertisement of prospectus documents in Hong Kong.
  • Several groups are challenging the SEC's authority as it tries to reform the US funds sector. Ben Maiden reports
  • Offshore firm Maples and Calder has acquired a firm in the British Virgin Islands (BVI) and opened a new office in Jersey, but has also lost a team of lawyers to offshore rival Mourant du Feu & Jeune.
  • Lenders to Korea's first toll road backed by a private investor structured the security package to eliminate almost all construction risk. Dong-Eun Kim and Yong-Jae Chang explain how
  • The ill-effects of rules forcing banks to consolidate certain financing vehicles onto their balance sheets have been less severe than expected, reports Ben Maiden
  • The European Commission is looking to remove obstacles to cross-border mergers in the banking industry.
  • Mayer Brown Rowe & Maw and Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer have advised on the $3.6 billion sale of a real estate loan portfolio by German bank Hypo Real Estate to US private equity house Lone Star.
  • UK competition regime awaits modernization UK competition authorities must come to grips with the new legislation introduced over the past 12 months before they can move forward, says William Sibree of Slaughter and May
  • New law boosts agencies' powers Antoine Winckler, François Brunet and Ianis Girgenson of Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton assess trends in French competition law
  • Eurex US has become the first overseas investment exchange in four years to obtain recognized status under the UK's new regime. Barnabas Reynolds and Thomas Donegan ask why so few exchanges have applied