Magazine
May 2007

Magazine Archive

Plenty for all in India
SEC declares world flat

A primary offering is not a primary offering
A numbers game

Segregated portfolio companies in Europe
A pioneer spirit

Liberal regulation pays off
Communism is dead

Why property laws mark the end of China's theoretical links with communism. Much to the delight of Ronald McDonald
Current affairs

The lessons of Endesa
Hyperactive shareholders

Hedge funds got too excited
Help or hindrance?

Creating more conflicts than they solve
Foiled again

Regulation to counteract hedge funds
What a relief from the SEC

Eased trading restrictions during M&A
Not so fast

The US is going to catch you
We've got it covered

Top ten trends in China
Avoiding a new OPEC

Europe needs diversity
The trouble with second lien

A downturn will show it to be overpriced
Disruption for banks

Winter Storm creates attachment confusion
SEC liberalizes foreign issuer deregistration
China's rather opaque welcome for foreign lenders
Europe's second covenant lite

The risky product grows in popularity
Prepare for another Enron
Regulatory switch fails to boost Chinese bond trading
Islamic insurance products take off
Securities litigation landmark

The groundbreaking settlement with Shell
Staple finance spurs conflict debate
Private equity spurs US firms
India's open market

Bar associations and local firms need not fight about deregulation. Everyone can win
Securities trading
Derivatives
New Property Law
Takeover Directive
Real estate funds
Dredging projects
Internal controls
State pensions
Alternative finance products
Pension funds
Revised Takeover Code
Societas Europaea
Derivatives
The cost of compliance
Russia's first bank IPO; Corral issues split coupon bond; Largest-ever securitization announced
Clifford partner to OFT; BBVA counsel joins Cuatrecasas; Linklaters makes up Indian partner
Canada takes Aim

Companies come to learn about disclosure
The end of US Gaap?

SEC looks to drop IFRS reconciliation
A good first step

China focuses on insider dealing
Debate and discussion

The stories from the fourth European forum
Wish lists

New US markets offering foreign issuers an escape from Sox
The long arm of the law

How structured covered bonds have overtaken Europe and the US
London welcomes sukuks

The UK lures islamic finance to the City

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