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  • Nancy Mitchell Tony Carbone Regional central American firm Expertis has merged with Spanish firm ECIJA.
  • Lenders need to adopt some protection methods as the market operates in frothy conditions
  • Shihani Soysa Chune Loong Lum In China, Linklaters announced that it has received regulatory approval from the Shanghai Bureau of Justice for its joint operations with Zhao Sheng Law Firm.
  • Forty-eight hours after Britain finally devised some sort of framework for its negotiation with the European Union, Brexit secretary David Davies resigned and was replaced by housing minister Dominic Raab, foreign secretary Boris Johnson resigned.
  • The football World Cup is now in full swing. At the time of writing the winning country is still to be determined though every member of the IFLR team has their favourite.
  • Challenger banks are shaping the future of the market. The larger lenders are paying attention
  • The Supreme Court of Singapore’s Justice Aedit Abdullah discusses the country’s recent overhaul of its restructuring and insolvency framework
  • The Macau SAR Legislative Assembly has recently approved the draft of a new Bill to reform the SAR's arbitration framework by unifying and modernising the legislative regimes for both domestic and international commercial arbitration. The draft Bill proposes this will be done by matching the practices and standards defined under the Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law.
  • New rules were incorporated into the Commercial Code as of January 1 2018 that broaden the liability of the statutory bodies of corporations and members of trading companies.
  • The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued the new implementing rules and regulations (IRR) of the Investment Company Act (ICA), replacing the 1998 ICA Rule 35-1. The new set of rules, which took effect on January 26 2018, aims to develop the Philippine capital markets and help prepare investment companies to qualify for and compete in international cross-border transactions by aligning the rules with global standards and practices.