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  • Bankruptcy and insolvency; special rules on banks and financial institutions
  • Review of company law to examine public offering rules
  • Seven firms are involved in the proposed $46 billion combination of Vivendi with the Seagram Company and the Canal+ television station.
  • The Lithuanian government has sold a 25% stake in Lietuvos Telekomas, the country's exclusive telecom operator. The sale, valued at $180 million, represents the first capital markets transaction to come out of Lithuania, with global depositary receipts being listed on the London Stock Exchange.
  • Freshfields and Bruckhaus Westrick Heller Löber have finally agreed to merge, after the German firm took a second vote to secure the necessary majority to carry the decision through.
  • Alan Berg, Tel Aviv-based consultant to Watson, Farley & Williams, discusses the Appeal Court's recent ruling in UPC v Deutsche Bank and argues that it is inconsistent with recent authority
  • The global boom in e-commerce has focused the attention of Hong Kong companies on the use of employee share schemes as a key element in remuneration packages. But, there is often confusion over which legal and regulatory requirements need to be considered when introducing such a scheme. David Clark and Stephen Smith of Linklaters, Hong Kong explain the issues
  • China has been busy enacting laws to govern internet usage and e-commerce. Gabriela Kennedy of Lovells, Hong Kong, asks whether this legislation leaves China better prepared for the on-line age
  • Poland changes law on bonds
  • Unfair competition - SIC asserts its increased jurisdictional authority in telecoms ruling