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  • Japan
    A better environment for start-ups and venture capital By Hajime Tanahashi of Mori Sogo, Tokyo
    January 24 2002
  • New Zealand
    Venture capital outlook in New Zealand By Andrew Lewis and Shelley Cave of Simpson Grierson
    January 24 2002
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    India
    Tax-free foreign venture capital investment By Berjis Desai of Udwadia, Udeshi & Berjis, Mumbai
    January 24 2002
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    Tax considerations in structuring US-based private equity funds
    By Patrick Fenn and David Goldstein of Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld LLP, New York
    January 24 2002
  • Distributing private equity funds to US investors
    By Geoffrey Kenyon and Martin Carmichael of Goodwin Procter LLP
    January 24 2002
  • US Introduction
    US venture capital industry in 2001: retreat from frenzied pace of 2000 By John Taylor, Vice president - research of National Venture Capital Association
    January 24 2002
  • Mori Sogo, Hamada merger will create leading Japanese firm
    Mori Sogo and Hamada & Matsumoto will merge in 2003 to create one of Japan's largest law firms.
    January 01 2002
  • Clifford Chance, Wong to rekindle joint venture
    Lawyers in Singapore have revealed that Clifford Chance and Wong Partnership are to revive their joint venture, which collapsed in 2000.
    January 01 2002
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    Doubts over FSA influence on Takeover Panel
    "The feeling is that the Takeover Panel has lost its edge and become a little limp" - Chris Bright, Shearman & Sterling The Financial Services Authority (FSA), has indicated that it will not use its sweeping new powers to interfere with the role of the UK's Panel on Takeover and Mergers.
    January 01 2002
  • How securitization can help the developing world
    Securitization is an important tool in helping financial systems and capital markets to evolve and expand, but so far the world’s richest nations have had a competitive advantage over their less developed neighbours. Lakshman Alles of Australia’s Curtin University discusses the challenges of bringing securitization to the developing world
    January 01 2002
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