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New Case Law on the European Insolvency
Regulation and Countries Having Enacted Uncitral Model Law on Cross Border Insolvency

Article: International Caselaw Alert No 10
Dear colleagues,
The new International Caselaw Alert informs you about recent developments and trends in international and cross-border insolvencies and restructurings.

Book: Corporate Restructuring Finance in Times of Crisis
by Michael Blatz, Karl-J. Kraus, and Sascha Haghani

Book: Restructuring for Growth - Alternative Financial Strategies to Increase Shareholder Value
by John C. Michaelson

Book: Restructuring in the Shadow of the Law
by J.A.A.Adriaanse

China: From the view of an entrepreneur – 10 year experience in doing business with China
by Peter von Jungenfeld, MDB AG

China: China's Brain Drainage
China's talent has always been its most valuable competitive asset, and the abundance and wealth of this talent could serve the country well as a formidable competitive advantage for a long time. The relocation of so many foreign R&D facilities to China is confirmation of this belief. Too bad that much of it is being wasted!
Source: www.cbiz.cn
07/03/2006

China: Counterfeiting and Counter Imperialism
Are you certain that the medicine you are taking is authentic? Are you sure your motor car brake repairer installed up-to-specification parts in your car?
Source: www.cbiz.cn
02/03/2006

India: Centre's largesse helps states cut fiscal deficit in '05-06
The ratio of fiscal deficit to the gross domestic product of states has come down from 4.5% in ’03-04 to 3.2% in the Budget estimates for ’05-06. This was 0.9 percentage point lower than what P Chidambaram had achieved in the revised estimates for the same year.
Source: Indiatimes
13/03/2006

India: China Poised To Overtake U.S. As India's Biggest Trading Partner
China should overtake the U.S. as India's biggest trading partner in two years, Commerce Minister Kamal Nath said March 16, adding that the Asian giants will shape the "economic architecture of the future."
Source: IndustryWeek
17/03/2006

India: Tech MNCs racing for the best talent
It’s not just Indian IT companies which are on a hiring spree . Tech MNCs are also jostling with each other to get more of the right talent on board in recent years. And the numbers are impressive.
Source: Indiatimes
07/03/2006

Malaysia: KPMG: Guidelines will spur NPL sales
KPMG Malaysia expects to see a “certain amount” of activity in relation to the divestment of non-performing loans (NPLs) in the country in the next 12 to 18 months.
Source: The Star
01/03/2006

Presentation: Mezzanine Method of Financing
by Dr. Ingo Natusch, Deutsche Industriebank

Presentation: Round Table
Liability Risks incurred by Managing Directors of a GmbH (German company with limited liability) under Civil Law by Dr. Cornelius Weitbrecht, Taylor Wessing Attorneys at Law

Study: Restructuring in Europe 2005 – Study
- In late 2004 and in 2005, Roland Berger Strategy Consultants conducted an extensive study on the reasons and success factors for restructuring projects in Europe
- The current European restructuring study 2005 builds on the studies regularly conducted in Germany. We interviewed CEOs and general managers of a total of some 2,600 companies in various industries in European countries
- The analysis included companies that have carried out a restructuring project in the past three years
by Max Falckenberg, Roland Berger Strategy Consultants

UK: Is the party over for private equity? 'Brutal' competition puts stellar returns in jeopardy
The private equity industry has grown up, and that may not be a good thing.
After years of operating in relative obscurity, it has become a market force, buying and selling household names such as the Somerfield supermarket chain and the foreign exchange group Travelex. In 2005, private equity firms bought around one in every three of the companies sold in Europe, according to Citigroup - up from 2000 when they purchased just one in every 20. Reports emerged last week that private equity firms were stalking BT, which would be the biggest buyout ever.
Source: The Independent
05/03/2006

USA: Market Scan: Hedge Fund Business Still Attracts Big Players
Despite record numbers of hedge funds closing up shop last year, firms continue to be lured to the business.
Source: Forbes
01/03/2006

USA: What Entrepreneurs See In 2006
Our expert panel is generally optimistic about growth. Some big concerns: Finding great employees, plus rising energy and health-care costs.
Source: Business Week
10/01/2006

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