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  • IFLR has recently joined Twitter, and will be posting live updates from the IBA conference in Vancouver next week. You can also now join IFLR groups on LinkedIn and Facebook, to keep up to date with all the latest news, events and discussions as they happen.
  • Mezzanine finance has suffered in the recovering private equity market. Intercreditor arrangements and stretched senior lending are to blame.
  • The first of Iceland’s nationalised banks to be restructured has used an innovative depository unit scheme and tax structuring to meet the demands of its international creditors.
  • Despite investor scepticism, private equity lawyers insist dual-track listings are a genuine exercise in valuation
  • Locked-box mechanisms are returning on private equity deals, but parties should incorporate the structure early
  • The best soundbites from partners and clients, as voted for by researchers on the 2011 edition of the IFLR1000
  • Following the ECJ judgment in the Azko Nobel and Akros legal privilege case, European lawyers are divided over what the ruling really means for them
  • At the Isda regional conference in London this week, derivatives practitioners and lawyers attempted to dissect what one panellist called “a patchwork quilt” of regulatory efforts
  • The FSA's discussion paper on trading book reform provides valuable clues on what the Basel Committee could deal with in its next set of guidelines
  • Though the EC proposals to regulate short selling and CDS stretch to 43 pages, much technical detail still needs to be finalised. The industry must continue to engage to shape the final rules