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Chinese Vitamin C Producers Price-Fixing Verdict: Questions of Comity and Conflict with U.S. Executive Branch Views Part II

July 8, 2013

By Michael N. Sohn, Miranda So, and Jesse Solomon, Davis Polk & Wardwell

Shares in BVI business companies: avoiding a succession problem

July 8, 2013

Where shares in a BVI business company are held by an individual, problems can arise on the death of that person. Failure to put succession planning in place could be costly, explains Raymond Davern of Conyers Dill & Pearman.

Chinese Vitamin C Producers Price-Fixing Verdict: Questions of Comity and Conflict with U.S. Executive Branch Views Part I

July 8, 2013

By Michael N. Sohn, Miranda So, and Jesse Solomon, Davis Polk & Wardwell

Non-compliance with U.S. Anti-corruption law: Are you losing millions in company value?

July 8, 2013

Remote as one may think the ramifications are on an Asian company, compliance with the US FCPA can significantly impact upon and increase a company’s value. Mauro M.Wolfe and Kathrine A.Gehring of Duane Morris LLP clue us in on the potential opportunity cost of non-compliance … which can be substantial.

Investigative Intelligence

July 8, 2013

A world of anti-corruption legislation

Investigative Intelligence

July 8, 2013

Keeping an eye on corruption

Investigative Intelligence

July 8, 2013

Complying with global anti-corruption legislation: Conducting an internal investigation

Further refinement to the BVI Business Co’s Act

September 27, 2012

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Accessing capital in the Middle East

September 3, 2012

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The Cayman Islands and ASEAN

April 24, 2012

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Master fund registration in the Cayman Islands

March 16, 2012

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North Asia Special Report

June 17, 2011

Asian-Counsel investigates how liberalisation has influenced the legal systems of Japan and South Korea and compares how each nation has progressed within a globalised market economy. We also get timely updates on investment, litigation, arbitration and tax issues in the two countries by experts on the ground.

More than just collection:

June 17, 2011

How changes to the United States Federal Rules of Civil Procedure affect Asia. By Richard Kershaw, Hill & Associates Ltd.

Energy, Infrastructure & Natural Resources

June 17, 2011

In the March issue of Asian-Counsel, our Focus on Energy, Infrastructure & Natural Resources presents the highlights of developments in these areas from the PRC by leading practitioners in the region. Recent government proposals are examined with an eye towards China’s potential to weather the current economic climate in the coming months.

Competition and Antitrust Special Report

June 17, 2011

In the latest issue of Asian-Counsel, we are provided with an in-depth look at the competition regimes in South Korea, Singapore, China and India from leading legal practitioners in those jurisdictions, and investigate whether there is any merit in the possibility of a pan-Asian competition framework.

Energy, Infrastructure & Natural Resources

June 17, 2011

In the March issue of Asian-Counsel, our Focus on Energy, Infrastructure & Natural Resources presents the highlights of developments in these areas from the PRC by leading practitioners in the region. Recent government proposals are examined with an eye towards China’s potential to weather the current economic climate in the coming months.

A window of opportunity

July 22, 2010

With the help of experienced guides, New York-based M&A partner Robert DeLaMater of Sullivan & Cromwell LLP highlights why the time might be right for Asian companies to explore investment opportunities in the United States.

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