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  • The nation’s credit markets are inflicted by fundamental and systemic flaws. Will China waste this invaluable opportunity for a market-based debt restructuring?
  • The Minister for Finance in Ireland recently announced that the National Asset Management Agency (Nama) has written off some €1.5 billion (approximately $1.7 billion) of debts owed by 80 debtors
  • A draft bill on minerals and coal mining is currently being circulated for discussion in the House of Representative of Indonesia
  • On February 24 2016, the Japan Exchange Regulation (JPX-R) established the Principles for Dealing with Scandals at Listed Companies (the Principles)
  • Macau’s Secretary for Economy and Finance has announced the end of proxy betting in Macau casinos, effective from May 9 2016
  • There’s a resurgence of interest in China’s onshore bond market. Two schools of thought are emerging on how PRC authorities should regulate the nascent asset class. One believes today's case-by-case approach is working. The other is calling for a clearer set of rules for issuers to follow. IFLR staff writer Brian Yap assesses their respective merits
  • The Central Bank of Nicaragua, in its capacity as the regulator of the country’s payment systems, has authorised the first automated clearing house manager in Nicaragua
  • Corporate reorganisations can be classified into two main types: share transfer transactions and asset transfer transactions
  • From 2012 until 2014, the Spanish Ministry of the Economy set out a plan to pay suppliers any unsettled invoices from the municipalities and the regions
  • In this digital age, all businesses must make decisions about purchasing suitable, functional software, whether immediately on incorporation or later after they are up and running