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  • Clifford Chance has overtaken Allen & Overy in project finance deal volume this year, according to figures from Dealogic ProjectWare.
  • The structured finance market in Chile has taken another step forward with the completion of a novel future flow securitization.
  • Simpson Thacher & Bartlett and Willkie Farr & Gallagher are advising on the latest Wall Street link-up.
  • In an effort to stop investment funds moving abroad, the German government has proposed a law allowing hedge funds to be sold in Germany.
  • Shareholders who failed in an initial attempt to block Procter & Gamble's takeover of hair-care company Wella will take the case to Germany's Federal Constitutional Court and launch action in the civil courts also.
  • In May the English Privy Council considered how a Bangladeshi scheme to reconstruct part of BCCI's business affected a creditor’s claims in the Cayman Islands. Brian Cain of Richards Butler says the result shows what can happen when a creditor gets stuck between two conflicting insolvency regimes
  • Tae-Shin Kwon, deputy minister for international affairs in Korea's Ministry of Finance and Economy, tells Andrew Crooke how the country will woo investors with corporate and financial reforms
  • As Islamic financing becomes more complex, contracts need to specify the terms and subject matter of the deal as far as possible to comply with Sharia principles. Kenneth Aboud, Hooman Sabeti and Asmaa Al-Shabibi of Allen & Overy Shook Lin & Bok explain how to win approval from Islamic scholars
  • Jim Bartos and Michael Leppert of Shearman & Sterling LLP explain why conflicts in the EU Prospectus Directive may mean it falls short of creating a single capital market
  • Issuers are now able to offer securities in Japan by way of private placement to any number of foreign investors who meet the criteria of qualified institutional investors under the Securities and Exchange Law of Japan.