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  • Juan Andres Bautista of White & Case, Hong Kong reviews the new investment and foreign exchange laws for the Philippines in the wake of the Asian downturn
  • With banks bidding aggressively on pricing, IFLR presents part one of a roundtable of leading investment bankers, lawyers, sponsors and rating agencies on the key ingredients for a successful launch in the burgeoning project bond market
  • Choosing foreign laws to govern loans to PRC projects does not preclude the need for domestic approvals and registration of security interests. Zhang Xin, in-house counsel at China Construction Bank, Shenzhen explains how to meet local requirements
  • "We are in conversations with Brown & Wood, looking towards a merger," says James Hurlock, chair of the management committee of New York firm White & Case. Talks began in late October, and the firms hope to have an agreement, if the discussions progress satisfactorily, by the end of February. A merger would create the world's fifth largest law firm.
  • Thomas Bischof, general counsel of the finance department at Swisscom, Berne, talks to Stephen Mulrenan
  • Firms in Asia are all looking to restructuring to survive but who’s really bringing in the corporate recovery work in the region? Alison Shaw reports from Hong Kong
  • Law 19,589, enacted on November 14 1998, reformed Decree Law 3,475 of 1980 which regulates the stamp tax applicable to documents containing loans and other credit transactions, including foreign loans granted by foreign entities to Chilean companies and individuals.
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  • Robert Sexton of Salans Hertzfeld & Heilbronn, Paris explains how debt-equity swaps could help foreign creditors seeking recovery of Russian loans given the precedent of the US junk bond crisis