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  • This was an exceptional case, but it still broke new ground on the interaction of flawed assets and close-out netting
  • UK companies may have a new choice in listing, but is there a danger the regulators have watered down standards to attract new listings?
  • The Reits structure limits oversight In a move that the Philippines hopes will encourage real estate investment, the country is set to enact a new law allowing Reits to be set up. But their success could be scuppered by an unusual structure that limits oversight.
  • Derivatives rules are beginning to feel oppressive The EC’s communication on derivatives markets has stopped short of shifting all transactions onto regulated exchanges, but still contains oppressive measures. Industry bodies will be lobbying hard to keep the proposed capital charges as low as possible before legislation is finalised next year.
  • Proposed changes to the Prospectus Directive are unexpected, unclear and potentially counterproductive. But left unchecked they could be in place by Christmas
  • Allen & Overy has advised the National Bank of Greece on the first Greek covered bond to be offered publically to investors. The €1.5 billion, seven-year bonds are listed on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange, and were priced at 90 basis points over mid-swaps by joint bookrunners Deutsche Bank and UniCredit. Clifford Chance was read-and-review counsel to the arrangers and trustee, and Ashurst advised the swap counterparty.
  • The Commission thinks these amendments strike a better balance for investors Proposed amendments to the EU Prospectus Directive are making bankers’ counsel very nervous, particularly changes to the rules on the prospectus summary that could make issuers, banks and even the competent authorities liable for investor decisions.
  • SEC rule changes have made it easier for banks to set up ADR facilities without the issuer's knowledge. And there's no easy way for companies to opt out
  • The most innovative, cross-border transactions and law firms in the Middle East last year
  • The new Hong Kong rules are very flexible In a deal that could provide the structure for more US-based companies to list in Hong Kong, Wynn Resorts has successfully completed an initial public offering for its subsidiary Wynn Macau thanks to flexible disclosure requirements.