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 Entries tagged "regulation"Tanking banks and M&ATroubled banks have meant trouble for classic mergers and acquisitions in the industry. An undiscovered countryJonathan Leibowitz's call to expand a rarely used provision of the FTC Act sparks alarm among business leaders. The 'pay for delay' debateFTC Chairman Jon Leibowitz has urged Congress to pass controversial legislation amending the antitrust laws to prohibit 'reverse payment' or 'pay for delay' patent settlements between branded and generic pharma companies. Show me the money and how to get itCompanies raising capital have had the ability to offer and sell a combination of securities very quickly under their universal shelf registration statements. Off offshoreThe traditional model of offshore funds, typically set up in the Cayman Islands, has recently faced unseen levels of scrutiny. As a result, the future of the so-called unregulated offshore centers has been called into question. Let bylaws be bylawsThe authors discuss how to put teeth in advance notice bylaws. Reckoning for off-book assetsNew accounting rules are aimed at curtailing the practice of housing shaky loans outside the balance sheet. Transactions: May 4, 2009Critics argue that banks too big to fail should be broken up, but determining too-big-to-fail is very complex. Transparency 2.0Building a 21st-century regulatory strategy. Big, big and beyondAmerica's banking giants may face more rule-making zeal, but the crisis so far has produced only more deregulation. Common groundAn examination of the regulation of sovereign wealth funds. This summer's potboilerStrong words from a split appeals court give the FTC and Whole Foods plenty of reason to settle before things go too far. Oil on ICEThe success of the IntercontinentalExchange has provoked the ire of lawmakers wondering why energy prices have hit record highs. | ||||||||||||||||
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