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  • The first regulations to govern derivatives business in China have received enthusiastic approval from the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (Isda).
  • As Scandinavian M&A begins to recover, Megan Murphy looks at how takeover law changes should help accelerate the turnaround
  • The International Swaps and Derivatives Association is surveying its members on whether to write a set of standard definitions for credit derivatives referenced to asset-backed securities (ABS).
  • The UK's Takeover Panel is considering codifying its rules on put or shut up orders and restricting the amount of information that acquirers can include in possible offer announcements.
  • In March 1994 the Hong Kong government appointed Ermanno Pascutto, a former co-chair of the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong and now a senior adviser of Troutman Sanders, to carry out a review of the Territory's company law. Pascutto's review culminated in a comprehensive report, recommending sweeping changes to Hong Kong law in the area of company formation and organization.
  • Proposed changes to the Basel Capital Accord's securitization framework leave issues unresolved, says Mark Nicolaides
  • The Finnish Act on Financial Collateral Arrangements (the Act), which entered into force on February 1 2004, implements Directive 2002/47/EC on financial collateral arrangements.
  • The Hong Kong Stock Exchange has stunned the market with a new rule on pre-deal research to curb selective disclosure. Bankers now fear for the future of analyst reports. By Andrew Crooke
  • Jaap Winter, De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek, former chairman of the EU High Level Group of Company Law Experts
  • Japan has recently revised its disclosure rules so that any material fact (juyou jijitsu) related to the affairs of a listed company will now be considered public information once it is posted on the online disclosure system hosted by the relevant Japanese stock exchange.