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  • Chinese creditors are seeing their efforts to enforce rights and foreclose loans weakened by increasing government oversight
  • Banks’ heightened risk aversion is preventing collaboration with smaller tech firms
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    Foreign entities are increasingly participating in the country’s economy. But some restrictions remain, as Rafael Morales of Morales Justiniano Peña & Lumagui illustrates
  • Foreign direct investment in the Philippines has the potential to grow exponentially if a number of regulatory hurdles are lifted
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    Nicholas Felix Ty and Aldrich Fitz Dy of Mosveldttlaw take a look at the country’s two-year old competition law’s main provisions
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    Albert Vincent Yu Chang and Camille Maria Castolo of Gatmaytan Yap Patacsil Gutierrez & Protacio (C&G Law) outline how boards in publicly-listed companies are faced with a growing number of responsibilities and duties
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    Simeon Ken Ferrer and Ricardo Jesus Gutierrez of SyCipLaw look at some recent changes in the definition of corporate governance which have helped emphasise the responsibilities of boards of directors
  • Sponsored by FenXun Partners
    The government is progressively loosening up relevant rules to allow foreign-owned enterprises to access China’s capital market, which has been tightly regulated until now
  • Saudi Arabia has kept the capital markets busy this past month
  • New rules in respect of certain aspects of securities held by intermediaries have been in force since April 1. Some practical issues still need to be ironed out