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  • The directive is tipped to create a patchwork of regimes, increasing the ways companies can be caught
  • The controversial megamerger has sparked speculation over US tax authorities' next move to clamp down on the structure
  • Non-EU fund managers are struggling to navigate both the passporting roadmap under the directive and its private placement workaround
  • The Central African state is latest in the region to issue, and will do so again
  • Oene Marseille Emir Nurmansyah The Ministry of Trade of Indonesia has issued a new regulation in an attempt to simplify and clarify the import requirements as regards certain goods, including: food and beverages, 'traditional' medicines and health supplements, cosmetics, household first-aid kits, footwear, electronic devices, and toys.
  • Bisola Olusoga Chinelo Agom-Eze With 15% growth in the last decade, Islamic financing has found increased prominence across the globe and more recently in Africa. Nigeria, ranked among the top ten fastest growing economies with the largest Muslim population in Sub-Saharan Africa has the potential to become a leading Islamic finance market. Islamic finance may also provide an appropriate solution to the country's dearth of infrastructure finance.
  • Susanne Schreiber The Swiss Federal Supreme Court (SFSC) recently decided in a leading case on the revocation of a Swiss tax ruling which covered a continuing fact pattern.
  • Asia’s financial centre is a latecomer to the world of competition. Starting this month companies must adjust to new prohibitions and new regulators
  • Stikeman Elliott’s Jeffrey Singer explains why, until recent reforms are approved, M&A parties must play according to the existing and proposed rules
  • GDP-linked warrants issued as part of Ukraine's $18 billion debt exchange contain unprecedented creditor protections, making them the closest thing possible to having equity in a country.