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If Spain were a patient, the mood in the hospital ward would be tense. Every attempt by local specialists advised by renowned European consultants to treat the sickness brings no more than temporary relief. Even more worrying, the relapses after each dose are happening sooner and sooner.
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Insolvency Bill Has Ring To It But Needs Tweaking
James Reilly aside, it was a good week in the Dail for debtors. The Personal Insolvency Bill started its journey through the Oireachtas last Wednesday. It should be broadly welcomed around the country.
Justice Minister Alan Shatter deserves credit for the legislation -- it's probably the first serious piece of law-making from this Government which begins to push some responsibility back onto the banks for their contribution to the economic collapse.
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The Netherlands: the new Prospectus Regulation in ten questions and answers
The new Prospectus Regulation entered into force on July 1, 2012. This Regulation has direct effect in the member states as a result of which the Dutch prospectus regime changed considerably as per such date. In a prior newsletter, we already provided information in respect of the amendments to the Prospectus Directive.
Luxembourg: New Act on Squeeze-Outs and Sell-Outs
On 3 July 2012, the Luxembourg Parliament approved a new act on squeeze-outs and sell-outs of securities issued by companies currently or formerly listed on a regulated market in the European Union (Bill 5978) (the "Act").
Random electronic selection of IPs in Hungary: The coincidence is not accidental
In July 2010 a new era began with the “designation” of bankruptcy cases in Hungary, writes Réka Korompay-Túróczi. But is it working as intended?
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