October 2006

Main

Europe should beware US-style antitrust litigation

A changing landscape

Middle East financial sector: Need for reform

2006 FDI figures

Securities prospectuses

Bond issues

Interest payments

Contracts with authorities

Takeover bids

Hedge funds

Parallel trading

Investment funds

Prospectus Directive

Trusts

Hedge funds

A&O wins key US role; Linklaters completes biggest UK RMBS; Change of tack for Osler Hoskin

In-house departments grow; Clifford Chance strengthens US practice; Herbert Smith hires in Singapore and Thailand

Japanese disclosure

Executive compensation

Financial intermediaries

Pre-IPO convertibles: Coming of age

Australian covered bonds: Long overdue

Secondary liability: Court confusion

Aim listings: A good fit

International Aim listings: Debut products

US covered bonds: The British are coming

Chilean bonds: Problems with pesos

LBO structures: Target power

Competition: Europe needs a competition court

Indian private equity: Beware rights of shareholders

Chinese M&A: Moving target

Enforcement cooperation: Lessons of MTS

Indian moratorium: Don't bank on it

Chinese securities: The door widens

Baseball finance: Yankees Pilot new project structure

Indonesian project finance: Gas landmark

Chinese bankruptcy: It's about time

Public procurement: What counts as negotiating?

Syndicated lending: Change your loan agreements

New Zealand insolvency: At long last

Middle East awards: Dinner at the Burj

Middle East debt: The new sukuks

Middle East securitization: Can we start now, please?

Middle East project finance: In need of cash

International Correspondents

Features

Tax Relief

Special Features

News Analysis

Editorial

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