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  • The enforceability of fraudulent transfer saving clauses remains uncertain
  • A new set of model bond covenants has been opposed by European issuers. It’s easy to see why
  • Leon Black of Apollo Apollo Management's establishment of a new bank is novel, but it uses old techniques.
  • 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:
  • Covered bond legislation considered after autumn recess Congress's decision not to include covered bonds in its financial reform has been met with disappointment. But many are confident of legislation later this year.
  • Sophisticated lobbying will be required to save Denmark’s mortgage credit bonds New parameters for liquidity and leverage proposed by the Basel committee could threaten the Danish market in mortgage credit bonds. But the instruments' business model is very safe and already tightly regulated.
  • China-based companies are moving away from Circular 10 when listing abroad. New work-around structures are emerging
  • The UKLA has relaxed information requirements for target companies in reverse takeovers. But stricter rules on topcos mean the benefits could be outweighed
  • Lawyers are split on the Basel Committee's move to include tier two regulatory capital in its reforms, but agree that conversion triggers are a more pressing concern
  • The industry must unite in response to Cesr's consolidated tape proposals. They contain some worrying recommendations