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  • 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.
  • Finra’s approval requirement: considerations for non-US acquirers of US broker-dealers
  • The impact of the 2014 reforms to the country’s outdated bankruptcy framework has been called into question by recent court decisions
  • Alicia Videon Nadim Khan Aian Abbas Shaun Lascelles
  • The EU’s latest prospectus rules are gathering steam. But uncertainty continues to surround summaries, risk factors and retail denominations
  • Aaron Roi B. Riturban The previous government had adopted an anti-mining stance, imposing a moratorium on the approval of new mineral agreements. As a result, key players in the Philippine mining industry have been cautiously optimistic and looking forward to the positive changes that the new administration might introduce. This was particularly the case when the presidential election frontrunner (who is now the President of the Republic of the Philippines) declared that he would support responsible mining in the country and honour existing mining contracts.
  • Takeshi Orihara On July 17 2015, the Act partially revising the Trade and Investment Insurance Act was promulgated. It will enter into force on April 1 2017. The Act sets out the organisation of Nippon Export and Investment Insurance (NEXI), the Japanese export credit agency, and the rules of trade and investment insurance.
  • João Nuno Riquito Rui Filipe Oliveira The significant economic growth that Macau has witnessed since 2002 with the liberalisation of the gaming industry has put significant pressure on the real estate market. Macau is one of the most densely populated cities in the world, meaning that multi-storey buildings with independent units make up the bulk of its property stock.
  • The country restricts the use of some UK security law principles but is looking at ways to harmonise its approach to syndicated lending
  • Shareholder loans which are converted into equity can be risky for both the funded subsidiary and the shareholders. Turkish law provides one illustration