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  • SEC allows expanded stock incentive plans
    The SEC has lifted its $5 million fixed limit on stock incentive plans for foreign companies with US operations. But as Michael Alcamo of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, New York, explains, tougher disclosure requirements present new challenges
    August 31 1999
  • Can China ensure stability of the renminbi
    The Chinese government's robust defence of the renminbi during the Asian financial crisis prevented devaluation.
    August 31 1999
  • Belgium
    By Prof Dr J Steenbergen of Loeff Claeys Verbeke Brussels, University of Leuven The amendments are concerned primarily with the rules on merger control and joint ventures. The law of April 26 1999 also addresses a number of procedural issues. Belgian Competition Law is modelled on the EU rules of competition
    August 31 1999
  • Austria
    Share buybacks facilitated
    August 31 1999
  • Italy
    Studio Legale Beltramo Rome
    August 31 1999
  • Bersani Decree opens Italian energy market
    Italy has paved the way for the liberalization of the electricity industry
    August 31 1999
  • When bad things happen to good projects
    Restructurings related to projects can prove especially complex
    August 31 1999
  • Brazil
    Privatization of the electricity sector is resumed
    August 31 1999
  • Singapore's reforms: too little, too late?
    The government of Singapore has issued a report calling for the partial opening of the legal market. Joint ventures and formal alliances may come to the city much sooner than anyone expected, but most firms, both local and international,are unhappy with the proposal. Rich Meyer reports from Singapore
    August 31 1999
  • Legal certainty for securities held as collateral
    The EU’s Finality Directive is designed to provide greater legal certainty following the introduction of the euro. Richard Potok of Potok & Co, London, looks at the progress of the implementation of Article 9(2) of the Directive throughout the Union.
    August 31 1999
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