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  • On December 19 2017, President Rodrigo Roa Duterte signed into law the Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion (Train) which took effect on January 1 2018 and introduced Phase 1A of a massive reform of the tax system of the Philippines. A notable change is the overhaul of the tax rates on individual compensation income (see table)
  • A part of a company's equity, other capital funds, can be defined as funds created from the contributions provided by shareholders. They are created usually when there is a need to swiftly increase the company´s equity.
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    Argentina’s sovereign bond restructuring in 2005 reopened the debate surrounding interpretations of the boilerplate clause
  • Markus Federle, general counsel of Samena Capital, examines the burgeoning potential of Asia for private equity investors
  • US courts are progressively shifting their analysis to the process by which a transaction is approved, leaving behind fear of these investors' influence
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    Non-EU/EFTA buyers of German targets need to be aware of new notification obligations regarding certain foreign investment transactions in the member state
  • Banks have not been able to engage in proprietary trading since the financial crisis. But reform could be on the cards, says Tom Quaadman, executive vice president of the US Chamber of Commerce’s Center for Capital Markets Competitiveness
  • Ahead of the curve A Malaysian company has issued the first sukuk backed by future payments made on real estate projects
  • The recent coming into effect of Mifid II is redefining how the sell and buy-sides deal with investment data
  • Matthew Cox Leila Hubeaut Between December 2017 and January 2018 several international firms scaled back their EMEA networks. Norton Rose Fulbright closed offices in Abu Dhabi and Almaty in this period, relocating its staff in the former office to Dubai and exiting Kazakhstan entirely. The firm's Almaty team have established a new local law practice, KM & Partners.