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  • The formation of Easdaq in 1996 was the first successful attempt to create a pan-European securities exchange. This month, Rufus Jones talks to Easdaq’s general counsel, Dirk Tirez, about the exchange’s pioneering approach, his use of law firms and his thoughts on the potential for a single European stock exchange
  • Bank of Thailand’s rules on the use of internet networks by commercial banks in ThailandKitti Pintavirooj, Bangkok
  • Kiwi Bank: the people's bank
  • Foreign capital in the Brazilian financial systemNoronha Advogados, London
  • NASD, NYSE and SEC to adopt new disclosure rules for TV and radio stock recommendationsLandwell, London
  • Davis Polk & Wardwell has advised two power producers, one French and one from the US, in their acquisition of Brazilian electric distribution company Light Servicios de Electricidade.
  • A consortium of five international banks, represented by Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy, came to the rescue of a Philippines power project in November, offering a bridge loan of $154 million.
  • Malaysia launches Eurobond issue
  • Dan Peel, White & Case The Croatian food and retail company Agrokor has received a $159 million financing package from a banking syndicate led by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). The deal is the largest ever industrial financing in Croatia.
  • China’s first comprehensive attempt to regulate its telecoms industry represents another firm step towards World Trade Organization (WTO) accession. Xiangmin Xu and Chlorophyll Yip of Clifford Chance, Hong Kong, explain the new framework for operational licensing, interconnection, the setting of telecoms charges and standards of telecoms services