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  • Why HK Practice Note 21 should be abolished
    Practice Note 21 should be abolished in Hong Kong, according to Mark Dickens at the exchange. Though the note could be replaced by a more onerous set of requirements
    November 18 2009
  • Tax change forces Indonesian bonds to innovate
    Changes to regulations governing withholding tax in Indonesia could limit the appeal of issuing bonds as a financing tool
    November 17 2009
  • What is a CoCo bond?
    The contingent convertible structure explained
    November 12 2009
  • CoCo bonds throw up regulatory questions
    Lloyds Banking Group’s exchange offer for new contingent convertible has been popular with investors, but important regulatory questions must be tackled before the instrument can take off in the UK
    November 12 2009
  • Don’t fret about Korean poison pills
    Korea has announced a bill that would allow companies to use poison pills, but observers believe that such a move is unnecessary. Companies are already well protected
    November 12 2009
  • Davis Polk on Temasek offering
    Davis Polk & Wardwell has acted as sole adviser to the banks on a $1.5 billion issuance by Temasek Financial as part of its medium-term note programme.
    November 12 2009
  • Clifford Chance on Buma bond
    Clifford Chance has advised the joint book runners and lead managers on a $315 million issuance of senior secured notes by Bukit Makmur Mandiri Utama (Buma).
    November 12 2009
  • Industry welcomes moratoria for distressed companies
    Following lobbying from industry bodies the UK government will take forward its plans to introduce a court-supervised moratorium for distressed companies
    November 12 2009
  • Linklaters duo move to Indian firm
    Two Linklaters partners are to retire from the firm to join Talwar Thakore & Associates (TT&A) in Mumbai.
    November 12 2009
  • Rights issue for New World
    New World China Land is set to raise between HK$4.89 billion and HK$5.33 billion (approximately $631 million – $688 million) in a rights offering.
    November 12 2009
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