July 2007

Main

Michael Crowl, Goldmans

The company's view

Very risky business

Shareholder activism

Final release for bonds

New private property

The backdating fallacy

Not in India, yet

Now easier and better

Elusive certainty

Different in Denmark

Market goes native

Havoc in the Netherlands

Whose toy is it anyway?

London's scheming

They're playing with fire

Poor shareholders

Built on shifting sands

Fighting back LLCs

Startling achievement

All encompassing

A priority matter

Precedent set for private equity restructuring

Russian IPO goes without New York counsel

China bankruptcy law puts foreign lawyers in charge

US covered bond market will overtake Europe

Private equity asks to be investigated

Banks are creating a haven for risk

Private equity pushes debt and takeover innovation

UK regulator announces its principled approach

The Corporate Counsel Poll: Need for perspective

M&A and private equity

Capital markets

External counsel

Private practice reaction: Tim Jones, Freshfields

New market segment

Emissions trading

Futures trading

PPP contracts

External commercial borrowing

Listing system

New investment vehicles

Securities trading

NewConnect

Financial conglomerates

Reit takeovers

Real estate funds

Withholding tax

Corporate restructuring

M&A

Shortening 144

Investment in banks

Loan swap index launches; China's largest ever leveraged deal; Project finance goes downstream in Egypt

A&O grows in Middle East; Lovells hires US restructuring partner; The many ways to get established in India

International Correspondents

Features

Tax Relief

Special Features

News Analysis

Editorial

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