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  • In June 2004, an advisory board of the Financial Services Agency (FSA) proposed that foreign issuers in Japan be permitted to file certain disclosure documents in English. It aims to attract foreign issuers to the Japanese market by reducing their costs of preparing disclosure documents in Japanese.
  • Certain foreign currency transactions between residents and non-residents that involve non-cash settlements will be carried out using special bank accounts under new Russian currency legislation.
  • In January 2003, the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong published its conclusions to its consultative paper on amendments to the Listing Rules. Changes to the Rules were formerly announced on January 31 this year and most of the new provisions took effect from March 31 2004.
  • The legal advisers to Taiwan's first real estate investment trust have worked closely with regulators to fill in some of the gaps in the one-year-old rules governing these transactions, says Kevin Liao
  • Amended listing rules have confused lawyers The perseverance of legal and financial advisers on the initial public offering (IPO) of China's Ping An Insurance has averted the threat that a recent change to listing rules would render pre-deal research on Hong Kong deals worthless.
  • The Financial Services Authority has modernized its approach to enforcement. Andrew Procter explains how to IFLR's Michael Evans
  • From October 1 2004, the disclosure requirements for companies listed on the Korea Stock Exchange (KSE) and Kosdaq will be amended to shorten reporting deadlines, reduce the number of disclosure items, require more specific and detailed disclosures, set up a disclosure review committee, institute a penalty point system for violations, and introduce other steps to prevent and detect disclosure violations.
  • The Danish Companies Act allows payment of interim dividends to the shareholders of Danish public or private limited companies (A/S and ApS companies) from July 1 2004.
  • Five US law firms have landed roles on the $3.65 billion sale of energy company Texas Genco Holdings.
  • In a move meant to reform the granting of licensing rights, the National People's Congress has promulgated the Administrative Licensing Law, effective July 1 2004.