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  • An unwelcome decision
    A UK ruling could mean that payouts to some Lehman Brothers investors will be diluted, and established administration plans thrown into doubt
    August 30 2010
  • Distrust needs to be harmonised
    Rules must be clarified for suspicious activity in cross-border transactions
    August 30 2010
  • Know your exposure
    Greece’s situation could already constitute a credit event. What are the consequences if it does?
    August 30 2010
  • Structured to succeed
    New bond structures are starting to reappear across markets, with precedent-setting deals dominating central and Eastern Europe and Asia
    August 30 2010
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    How Apollo created a bank
    Leon Black of Apollo Apollo Management's establishment of a new bank is novel, but it uses old techniques.
    August 30 2010
  • Risk versus reward
    Corruption is easing in Indonesia but offshore arbitration remains the best choice for foreign parties
    August 30 2010
  • Preference shares in the Middle East
    Where can companies attempting mezzanine financing in the Middle East expect to succeed? Here's a regional roundup of preference share treatments in the region:
    August 30 2010
  • Consolidate your views
    The strangest thing about the Committee of European Securities Regulators' (Cesr) recommendations for a consolidated tape at the end of July was the apathy with which they were greeted. The band of European securities regulators has proposed that a consolidated tape – a complete record of all trading – should be established for exchange-traded funds (ETF) and other equity-like instruments. This would bring the EU into line with the US, where all ETF trading, both on and off-exchange, has to be reported.
    August 30 2010
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    Africa’s largest project financing unravelled
    Takrir’s financing will allow the company’s refinery at Mostorod to be redeveloped Egyptian Refining Company's (Takrir) $3.5 billion financing has overcome completion risk and credit support fears, in what is Africa's largest project financing.
    August 30 2010
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    Hopewell: How renminbi bonds went international
    The Pear River delta Hopewell Highway Infrastructure has closed the first renminbi-denominated bond offered to international investors.
    August 30 2010
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