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  • Nicholas Howson and Hans-Günther Herrmann of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, Beijing and Hong Kong, look at the new opportunities and restrictions on outside investors seeking to use local subsidiaries as vehicles to increase their investments in China
  • White & Case and French firm Jeantet & Associés have called off their proposed merger. It is a disappointing end to a summer that has seen the US firm add 10 partners to its London practice and secure a merger with German firm Feddersen.
  • Bankruptcy is never a pleasant experience, but Indonesian law provides an alternative solution for debtors hoping to reach an amicable agreement with their creditors. Rahmat Bastian of Dermawan & Co, Jakarta, explains the little known rules which form part of the Bankruptcy Regulation
  • Privatization of BanespaNoronha Advogados, London
  • While the US has led the world in securitization for many years, the Canadian market has also witnessed rapid growth. Martin Fingerhut of Blake Cassels & Graydon, Toronto, looks at how issuers are using Canada’s legislative framework and reform to exploit new asset classes and increase issuance
  • As the first cross-border merger of stock exchanges in Europe, Euronext and its experiences will inevitably set an important precedent for any future consolidation of Europe’s financial markets. Sandrine Hirsch and Vanessa Marquette of Stibbe Simont Monahan Duhot, Brussels, advised on the Euronext merger and explain both the challenges involved and what still needs to be done
  • Hurdles to employee stock option plansHergüner Bilgen & Özeke, Istanbul
  • Potential problems in the development of the Kazakhstani bond marketBaker & McKenzie, Almaty
  • Corporate divisionsKomatsu, Koma & Nishikawa, Tokyo
  • Union Bank of Switzerland (UBS) group general counsel Urs Roth has had to deal with more pressure in the last 10 years than most in-house lawyers deal with in a lifetime. Roth talks to Rufus Jones about a life less ordinary in one of the world’s biggest banks