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  • Foreign financial institutions in the PRC By Brian Wallace Semkow
  • Charges over book debts finally fixed
  • Commerzbank is the first big European bank to set up an asset management group in Italy under new rules adopted in 1998. Gianluca Santilli and Andrea Marino of Santilli e Associati are advising the bank and describe the structure
  • Continental firms Beiten Burkhardt Mittl & Wegener (Germany), Moquet Borde & Associés (France), Pavia e Ansaldo (Italy) and Meyer Lustenberger (Switzerland) have joined to form the partnership BBLP
  • Wal-Mart, the world’s largest retailer, has bid £6.7 billion ($10.8 billion) in cash for UK supermarket chain Asda.
  • Two Danish firms are merging to knock 80-lawyer Kromann & Munter from its position as the country’s largest firm.
  • The Dutch Central Bank and Securities Board have given the clearest guidance to date on the qualification criteria for restricted circle offerings. By Pieter Riemer of Trenité Van Doorne, London
  • The US Accountancy Board, the FASB, has brought an end to the pooling of interests for the accounting treatment of mergers and acquisitions in the US. David Bernstein of Rogers & Wells, New York reviews the effect of the decision and questions the wisdom of amortizing goodwill on M&A deals
  • Conflict of law rules codified
  • Before China can improve the effectiveness of foreign investment and restructure its state-owned industries it must first reform its asset appraisal industry, writes Steven Blayney, White & Case, Hong Kong