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  • Chun-yih Cheng
  • Russia, just like any other country, is interested in attracting foreign material and financial resources, state-of-the-art equipment, technology and management experience. This calls for a favourable investment climate, a stable business environment for foreign investors and compliance with the rules of international law and standards of investment cooperation.
  • The Act on the Land and Mortgage Registry Books and Mortgage is among the key laws governing the day-to-day practice and operations of banks and their clients in Poland. It sets forth the principal rules according to which the Land and Mortgage Registry Books are maintained by the courts and on which entries are made to the Books. At the same time, it defines a mortgage under Polish law, what kind of receivables (claims) may be secured thereby and what types of property or rights a mortgage may encumber.
  • Andreas Moll
  • A decision by the Second Circuit court to absolve credit rating agencies for investor losses is the latest rebuff to lawmakers’ attempts to clamp down on the agencies
  • As investors search for higher coupons and aggressive financing structures return, payment-in-kind (Pik) notes are on the rise. But lawyers in Europe have warned against the structure emerging too soon.
  • High yield investors concerned about slim disclosure and voting on enforcement are shifting their attentions to a new type of product: holdco bonds.
  • The first Independent Power Project has closed in Cameroon, involving refinancing the Dibamba Power and Development Company
  • Hector Sants, the new head of the Prudential Regulatory Authority (PRA), stepped out this month. The outgoing Financial Services Authority (FSA) head outlined his plans at a conference in Westminster on May 19.