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  • Secured bonds have become a permanent feature of the market, so bank lenders need to get used to them
  • It’s time for Chinese buyers to consider the financial services sector
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  • LyondellBasell L-R: Philip Smith of Allen & Overy, Arjan Pors of NautaDutilh, Richard Nevins of Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft, Jonny Myers of Clifford Chance The Dutch chemical company's restructuring was simply massive – stretching around the globe during a time when third-party debtor-in-possession (Dip) financing was virtually non-existent.
  • Carlyle/B&B Hotels L-R: Gilles Lebreton of Clifford Chance, Matthieu Pouchepadass of Bredin Prat, Pierre Tourres of Linklaters Carlyle's complicated purchase of the B&B Hotels Group was a third-round leveraged buyout and therefore involved an existing complex target structure. But the real innovation lay in its double Luxembourg holding company (double Luxco) structure. This was one of the first double luxco structures linked with the creation of preference shares in France.
  • In the middle years of disco and the early days of securitisation, mortgage-backed bonds were on balance sheet and government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) were a factor, albeit not a dominant one, in the market. Over time, securitisation became an off-balance-sheet financing approach that provided enormous leverage, and GSEs became central to the growth of the market.
  • On November 24 2010, the National Assembly adopted the Law on Amendment of and Addition to the Law on Insurance Business, with the goal of improving state management of the insurance market, as well as complying with Vietnam's World Trade Organisation commitments.
  • Mafalda Monteiro