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  • Homburger partner Daniel Haeberli analyses how Switzerland’s proposed prospectus regime could impact issuances of structured products
  • Yuri Suzuki and Eiichiro Hata of Atsumi & Katai explore how the city is ramping up legal and commercial initiatives to drive international business
  • The opening of the country’s corporate debt market has attracted investor interest. But attitudes are different when it comes to offshore and onshore issuances
  • In late 2016, the Slovak parliament passed an amendment to the income tax act that introduced several tax-related changes. Along with a reduction in the corporate income tax rate from 22% to 21%, the most important changes concerned taxes on dividends, to be implemented progressively beginning January 1 2017.
  • Hu Wenchi Arguably the most high-profile hire in the US recently saw ROPES & GRAY adding Paul Scrivano as head of its global M&A practice. Scrivano joined from O'Melveny & Myers, and will split his time between New York, San Francisco and Silicon Valley.
  • The French government has provided the green bond market with some much-needed liquidity with its inaugural record-breaking €7 billion ($7.5 billion) deal.
  • Ian Borman In Belgium, the most significant change this month saw LIEDEKERKE WOLTERS WAELBROECK KIRKPATRICK appoint two new partners from regional firm NautaDutlih. François Tulkens, a public law specialist, joined the firm alongside Vincent Ost, who was a senior associate at his former firm focusing on real estate and infrastructure work. He has notable experience in public procurement and public-private partnership matters.
  • Here the Clifford Chance lawyers that advised the Commission explain why the US-inspired draft directive must not be underestimated
  • Asset-backed securities fell out of favour after the financial crisis but they are gradually returning - and evolving
  • Jose Florante M Pamfilo Recently, the Philippine supreme court voted to deny the petition made in the case of Roy vs Herbosa (GR number 207246) to invalidate SEC Memorandum Circular number 8-2013 (guidelines on compliance with the Filipino-foreign ownership requirements prescribed in the constitution and/or existing laws by corporations engaged in nationalised and partly-nationalised activities) (MC 8-2013) issued by the Philippine securities and exchange commission (SEC).