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  • Kazuhide Ohya Nguyen Dang Minh The new law on residential housing came into force on July 1 2015. The legislation, in addition to its guiding documents including Circular 19/2016/TT-BXD (effective from August 15 2016), has paved the way for foreign ownership of property in Vietnam.
  • Can regulation improve culture? It's the biggest question facing the architects of the UK's senior managers' regime, which has been in effect since March 7 this year and is already being eyed up by other jurisdictions. An IFLR poll earlier this year revealed that 55% of readers don't think it can.
  • Is globalisation retreating under populist pressure? Or are populist politics a sign of its force?
  • China's ambition to follow in Japan's footsteps and build a global business empire has not shown any signs of abating, with well-known Chinese billionaires leading the country's global expansionist drive. But the modern version of an (economically-driven) manifest destiny, made inevitable by China's accumulating wealth, is increasingly being met with heavy resistance from governments and grassroots advocacy groups alike.
  • Cross-border insolvency laws face some practical adoption hurdles
  • China has officially banned banks from carrying out debt-to-equity swaps directly, a move which has been met with mixed reactions. The State Council issued a circular on October 10 stipulating that banks can only be involved in such transactions through so-called implementing institutions. These include financial asset management companies (AMCs), insurance AMCs and state-owned investment management companies.
  • The EU needs to go back to the drawing board
  • Regulators must break down the barriers to the distribution of funds across member states to improve cross-border investment and capital market activity in the EU, according to a September report by France's securities regulator.
  • The world's first green masala bond has brought the lack of clarity over the full application of India's capital gains tax to the surface.
  • Financing for the largest ever Chinese investment into the UK, nuclear power station Hinkley Point C, has successfully closed. The power station is also Europe's biggest infrastructure project.