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    New witholding tax proposals from the Russian Ministry of Finance
    Nollaig Murphy Andrew Quinn Stephen McLoughlin
    March 29 2012
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    New rules on the Indonesian mining business
    Freddy Karyadi Oene Marseille On February 21 2012, the Indonesian government issued Government Regulation No 24/2012 (GR 24) which revised Government Regulation No 23/2010 on Mining Business Activities.
    March 29 2012
  • Options finally valid in India
    A recent judgement by a division bench of the Bombay High Court may well be the game changer required as regards legal certainty on enforceability of options in India. The judgment itself deals with a challenge to the actions of the regulator in refusing recognition to a new stock exchange. A key aspect was the validity and impact of buy back arrangement.
    March 29 2012
  • Regulatory changes in the financial sector
    The banking industry in Central America has undergone important changes over the past five years. Well-known financial groups from North America, Canada, England and South America set their eyes on the region as an area that provided opportunities to develop banking and insurance practices. This led to significant acquisitions of financial institutions throughout the region, and in the case of El Salvador, represented the acquisition most (if not all) private banks.
    March 29 2012
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    More reform of turnover tax system
    David Liu Julie Cheng Since the implementation of its VAT regime and the supplemental turnover tax system which includes business tax in 1994, China has undergone continuous reform of these systems, which could be collectively labelled the turnover tax system.
    March 29 2012
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    Free-standing relief through Black Swan orders
    Phillip Kite Claire Robey Before 2010, freezing injunctions in the British Virgin Islands were only available ancillary to a substantive domestic cause of action against the respondent. It was not possible to seek an injunction ancillary to foreign proceedings. This was a result of a restrictive interpretation of Lord Diplock's speech in The Siskina (1979).
    March 29 2012
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    Issuers’ compliance rules for listed companies in Austria
    Christian Temmel The Austrian Stock Exchange Act contains an authorisation for the Austrian Financial Markets Authority (Finanzmarktaufsichtsbehörde, or FMA) to enact a regulation by which the duties and obligations of issuers of financial instruments are specified with respect to the prevention of insider dealing and market manipulation. The FMA has made use of this authorisation and enacted in 2007 the so-called Issuers' Compliance Regulation.
    March 29 2012
  • Why integration is a critical component of Chinese M&A
    To conduct a successful M&A deal in China, buyers must pay as much attention to post-M&A integration as to the actual transaction
    March 29 2012
  • How UK competition reforms affect businesses and individuals
    Plans to merge the UK’s OFT and Competition Commission will have little practical impact on corporates, although individuals may be harder hit
    March 29 2012
  • How Chinese companies can mitigate African investment risk
    While the Chinese approach to African investment differs from the west, it still needs to pay attention to corruption, political and domestic legal issues
    March 29 2012
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