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  • On March 24, China's biggest operator of dairy farms, Huishan, saw its Hong Kong Stock Exchange-traded shares tumble by more than 990%, triggering an immediate delisting.
  • Xiao Yong Rose Zhu In Australia, former Allens chief executive partner Michael Rose, started a new Sydney-based role as special adviser with KPMG, providing the firm's leadership teams with insights supporting growth initiatives. MINTERELLISON bolstered its M&A practice by bringing in Perth-based partner, Paul Shillington, who was previously chief legal officer and corporate secretary at Geneva-based Oryx Petroleum, and PINSENT MASONS launched its flexible lawyering service–a disruptive innovation in the form of alternative legal services – Vario in Australia, its first move outside the UK.
  • Colombia's most ambitious infrastructure programme commenced in 2012 with the enactment of Law 1508, which introduced public-private partnerships (PPPs). Later in 2013, the government launched its fourth-generation toll road programme (4G), the largest infrastructure programme in Colombia, aimed at reducing the country's lag in toll road infrastructure while promoting its development.
  • A recent UK Supreme Court judgment has confirmed that when interpreting a contract, the wider context in which it was agreed should always be considered
  • Germany’s insolvency reform may have improved options for distressed companies but a recent court decision on the tax treatment of waivers of debt has complicated matters
  • Foreign private issuers should remember best practices for complying with the SEC’s rules as they prepare their earnings releases and filings
  • On April 5 2017, the Brazilian Securities Commission (CVM) enacted a new regulation that could enhance the country's equity and capital markets, which have been severely impacted by the recent economic and institutional turmoil.
  • The country's restructuring proceedings haven’t yet answered concerns around whether or not contingent claims can be crammed down
  • The reappearance of commercial real estate transactions has been facilitated by an increasingly flexible regulatory regime and favourable macroeconomic conditions
  • 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