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  • Prospects and challenges in the European market Investors have weathered a period of restructuring and consolidation. Now the prospects are strong, but so are the challenges. By the European Private Equity and Venture Capital Association
  • New regulations and landmark ruling clarify investment tax Sanjay Khatau Asher and Shraddha Mehta of Crawford Bayley & Co outline India's efforts to eliminate uncertainty about its foreign investment laws
  • Work begins on America's next generation companies US private equity returns remain negative because exit opportunities are scarce, but work on the next generation of leading companies has begun. By John Taylor, vice-president of research at the National Venture Capital Association
  • Foreign investors face labour issues in Vietnam Nguyen Hoan Thanh and Le Mai Thanh of Pham & Associates give an overview of Vietnamese labour policies for foreign investors
  • Taiwan makes foreign investment easier Robert C Lee, Danny Liu, Steve M Franck, Katherine Lai of Yangming Partners explain
  • Opportunities for foreign shareholders Iril Hiswara, Mira Fadhya and David Dawborn of Hiswara Bunjamin & Tandjung provide an overview of the legal and practical issues involved when acquiring Indonesian companies
  • Japan leads Asia in buyout funds boom Kathleen Ng, publisher and editor of the Asia Private Equity Review, analyzes the results of the annual survey of buyouts in Asia
  • Norway seeks funding to match ideas After three lean years, optimism is growing once more. All that is needed is money to match it. Nils Kristian Einstabland of Advokatfirma Selmer reports
  • German downturn drives opportunism The German private equity industry is making the best of challenging times, explain Gerhard Schmidt, Stephan Grauke and Juergen Boerst of Weil, Gotshal & Manges
  • The new way to rehabilitate distressed companies in Japan The Civil Rehabilitation Law has created opportunities to use M&A techniques as tools for corporate reorganization and restructuring using legal insolvency procedures. By Yuichiro Mori