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  • Bonds must be financed, whatever the cost
    Companies would like to buyback their debt but worry about opaque market abuse rules. The other options aren't great
    February 01 2009
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    The abc of 2009
    Liability management, bank capitalisation and hedge funds are the themes for 2009. Rachel Evans, Elizabeth Fournier, Nicholas Pettifer and Kyle Siskey make 17 predictions for the year ahead
    February 01 2009
  • Restructuring bonds
    Don't be afraid of the Realogy court case. You can still negotiate terms
    February 01 2009
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    How to apportion blame
    Paul Browne and Charles Mayo of Simmons & Simmons analyse the reaction of banks in Asia to structured product disclosure, and other results of the Bankers' Counsel Poll
    February 01 2009
  • Asia project finance
    Round-up of deals
    February 01 2009
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    SEC stops “race to the bottom” on ratings
    The SEC Chairman Christopher Cox is back for more transparency in the market – this time with ratings agencies. The proposed rules should prevent agencies from trying to win business by giving better ratings.
    February 01 2009
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    China welcomes complex documents with new rules
    Sophisticated loan documents are coming to China. In a move designed to encourage market consolidation, China is allowing direct acquisition financing for the first time – and welcoming the complex documents needed to govern these transactions.
    February 01 2009
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    Limited rights issue reform
    UK only shortens subscription periods
    February 01 2009
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    Foreign-cubed case rejected
    The Second Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that US securities laws have no extraterritorial application to a foreign corporation
    February 01 2009
  • Banks lobby and regulators compete
    Liquidity regulation similar to that proposed by the UK Financial Services Authority (FSA) in December should be expected throughout Europe across 2009, but liquidity could remain trapped as regulators compete for assets.
    February 01 2009
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