November 2002

Main

Canada

Colombia

Merrill's email blunder sends compliance warning to banks

Accounting standard-setters struggle with securitization puzzle

Wall Street in a spin as states get tough

Law firms unite to stem confusion over Sarbanes-Oxley loan clause

Watchdogs begin early implementation of prospectus directive

Tight deadlines leave little room for corporate governance exemptions

In brief

Canadian firm wins role on eastern Europe's largest financing

Synthetic structure wins capital relief approval from Japanese regulators

Korean venture sets template for Asian bad-debt sales

White & Case leads Erste Bank on Czech offering

Anti-terror laws: US rectifies banking chaos

Why central Europe's roads stay broken

Mexico

China

Hong Kong

India

Japan

South Korea

Thailand

Belgium

Czech Republic

Germany

Hungary

Italy

Spain

Switzerland

Turkey

Saudi Arabia

What Sarbanes-Oxley means for banking due diligence

How trade finance has fallen from favour

Basel Committee reveals blueprint for new Accord

US governance reform clashes with German practice

Taking a second look at China's M&A rules

Preparing for Australia's tough banking standards

The flaw in Korea's fair disclosure regime

Korea and Taiwan follow Japan's securitization path

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