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  • It is hard to know whether economic downturn will increase or decrease the power of host states over oil and gas. Either way you need to plan how to deal with them
  • Initiatives on credit default swaps will create greater certainty, more consistent pricing and move a little closer to central clearing
  • Lawyers think the SEC should bring back the up-tick rule to prevent manipulative short selling in the US; today's market is very different to 2004
  • An inevitable consequence of the financial crisis has been an increased appetite for disputes. Whether seeking to recover collateral from insolvent banks, unwinding contracts by invoking material adverse change (Mac) clauses or claims of mis-selling complex products, the litigation market is much more active.
  • The ABI's protection of pre-emption rights and dislike of cash boxes is not providing the flexibility companies need
  • US companies should consider how debt buybacks are seen by creditors. Don't just jump on a discount
  • Recent Delaware decisions lay the groundwork for business judgement suits applied to actions taken by companies before the housing mortgage crisis.
  • Broker-dealers should redraft standard documentation when dealing with sub-accounts of investment funds
  • Davis Polk & Wardwell advised Banco Bilbao Vizcava Argentina Puerto Rico on a $200 million rights offering of 1.75% senior notes due in 2011.
  • Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer advised Ultra in its acquisition of Texaco’s Brazilian fuel distribution business.