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  • Indian Depository Receipts
    Despite interest in IDRs as a viable fund-raising option, issuers have been reluctant to engage in the actual process of issuing them. The onerous nature of the eligibility norms has made it possible only for large corporations
    September 30 2009
  • Structures and guidance
    Regulatory and jurisdictional arbitrage are the flavour of the month for politicians. Private equity funds need to know the options they have
    September 30 2009
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    Austria: How the State succeeded
    Markus Fellner and Paul Luiki of Fellner Wratzfeld & Partners analyse the government reaction to the crisis
    September 30 2009
  • Turkey: Approaching Turkish private equity
    Ismail G Esin of the Esin Law Firm discusses the legal nature of private equity deals in Turkey
    September 30 2009
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    United Kingdom: The real reason for blocked Pipes
    Private investment in public equity is popular in the US and Asia, but not in Europe. The reasons often given for this do not hold up. It's largely a question of culture. By Nicholas Pettifer, IFLR
    September 30 2009
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    Austria: A legal step forward?
    Christoph Wildmoser and Philipp Kinsky of Herbst Vavrovsky Kinsky Rechtsanwälte explain how legal initiatives may boost private equity in Austria
    September 30 2009
  • International: Human rights not negotiable
    Everyone agrees that stabilisation clauses should not restrict human rights. But no one has tried to use them in such a way, so why the commotion? Titus Edjua and Antony Crockett of Clifford Chance
    September 30 2009
  • The mortgage Reit reprise
    The last few months have seen a resurgence in mortgage real estate investment trusts (Reits), with over $1.3 billion in mortgage Reit initial public offerings. And it looks like there's more to come. This is just the latest chapter in the long and chequered history of mortgage Reits that dates from the late sixties. By the way, a mortgage Reit is an investment vehicle that is designed to permit investors to pool capital to invest in mortgages and interests in mortgages.
    September 30 2009
  • A cautious start
    The fallout from minibonds arranged by Lehman Brothers shocked Hong Kong, and brought retail structured products to a halt. But now it's making a tentative return
    September 30 2009
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    HK exchange makes rights issues more efficient
    “A minority shareholder that’s fast asleep should not be able to cripple a capital raising” In a bid to help troubled companies raise money, the Hong Kong stock exchange is set to streamline rights issues and open offers by reducing the notice period for book closure.
    September 30 2009
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