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  • Australia’s financial services reforms will give it one of the most unified and advanced financial services regimes in the world. Karen Den-Toll, director of financial services at Clayton Utz in Sydney, examines how the changes will affect issuers of financial products, and advisers across both the retail and wholesale customer markets
  • Parts of Asia are ripe for the kind of explosion in leveraged buy-outs seen in the US and Europe in the 1980s and 1990s. Richard Gray of Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy, Hong Kong, examines the legal and structural issues which this potential new market must address
  • New law on bank mergersHerguner Bilgen & Ozeke Istanbul
  • No tax exemption for short-term capital gains of banking institutionsBaker & McKenzie Frankfurt
  • the exercise of discretion in makingbonus payments to employeesLandwell London
  • Linklaters and Clifford Chance are advising on the $1.3 billion restructuring of Malaysia's TRI and Celcom, the country's largest cellular phone operator. Linklaters is advising Celcom, the fully-owned operating subsidiary of TRI.
  • The French construction materials group Lafarge has paid $4.5 billion for UK company Blue Circle, to form the world's largest cement producer.
  • "We looked at a lot of different people—bigger, smaller—but this is like Goldilocks: the porridge is just right."
  • New rules for listing on the SWX local capsWenger Vieli Belser
  • A venture capital travelguide by Gerry Cater, Paul von Hehn and Matthew Huggins of Wilmer Cutler & Pickering