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  • The signing of the $4.3 billion Nanhai petrochemicals project in China took place on August 1, marking the largest-ever Sino-foreign joint venture project financing.
  • The Brazilian Securities Commission (Comissão de Valores Mobiliários or CVM) has adopted regulations that give investment firms greater flexibility in establishing the investment policies and corporate governance arrangements of private equity funds. The new rules, adopted on July 16 2003, address the need for an enabling regulatory framework that could accommodate certain typical features of a private equity or mezzanine fund.
  • In 2002 the Cayman Islands government proposed legislation to regulate investment business carried out in or from the Cayman Islands. The Securities Investment Business Law (2003 Revision) became fully effective on July 29 2003. Any person in the Cayman Islands conducting securities investment business as defined in the new law must now be licensed by the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (Monetary Authority), unless that person is exempt. Those persons conducting investment business covered by the legislation have a period of six months to apply to the Monetary Authority for a licence, or file for an exemption from licensing.
  • Allen & Overy has taken a big step towards increasing its share of distressed debt work across Asia by hiring Ian Johnson from Milbank Tweed Hadley & McCloy in Hong Kong.
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  • Until recently Korea has been reluctant to open its legal market to foreign competition. But change is on its way. Andrew Crooke reports from Seoul on how the coming influx of foreign lawyers will benefit Korean firms too