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  • A plan to allow Chinese lenders to engage directly in debt-to-equity swaps to dispose of the country's $614 billion of bad loans has been met with scepticism.
  • Scott Barshay Paul Downs Clearly the biggest move in the US last month was corporate partner Scott Barshay's departure from Cravath Swaine & Moore to PAUL WEISS RIFKIND WHARTON & GARRISON. Barshay joined the partnership in 1998 and has acted on significant matters such as the merger of Kraft and Heinz, and Anheuser-Busch InBev's acquisition of SABMiller.
  • PINSENT MASONS has moved to take a bigger stake in Australia's legal market just one year after opening. The UK firm has hired infrastructure specialist Margaret Cole from White & Case and partner Anthony Arrow from Allens.
  • PRC property law creates risks in residential mortgage-backed securitisation. Dentons' Jeffrey Chen explains why statutory changes, or a registration system, could be the answer
  • In recent years, the world has seen how numerous jurisdictions have amended their legal regimes to include harsher penalties against companies involved in bribery
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    Slaughter and May lawyers examine a recent ruling that shows how to limit the risk of another law intruding on the parties’ choice of English law
  • On March 9 2016, the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) published its review of market developments and work carried out in 2015
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    Egypt has suffered major turmoil over the past five years, but has at least fared better than some of its neighbours
  • The Brazilian government has been promoting several measures to remove investment barriers and develop the country’s business environment
  • If a controversial ruling that jeopardises securitisation and loan sales isn’t reversed, US credit will become much more expensive. Squire Patton Boggs' Don Lamson explains why