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  • On September 30 2008, parts of the new Trust Law regarding declarations of trust (trusts under which an entity acts as both the trustor and the trustee (jiko-shintaku)) took effect. Under Japan's previous Trust Law, the dominant view was that a declaration of trust was not allowed, but the new Trust Law explicitly states that a declaration of trust is allowed if certain criteria apply. Declarations of trust could have a big impact on certain types of business transactions, including securitisations.
  • This is the future of true-sale shariah deals
  • Companies advised to just delay payment
  • Listing offshore is difficult, listing onshore is onerous and swaps can be hard to get approved
  • The wrong way to rescue a bank. An analysis of the UK Special Resolution Regime
  • Herbert Smith looks in-house Michael Poulton Gavin Lewis Michael Poulton has joined Herbert Smith from Citi, as of September 15. Poulton, who was an investment banker in Citi's EMEA securitisation group, joins the firm as a partner. Before joining Citi three years ago, Poulton was a senior associate at Herbert Smith. He will now focus on securitisation and structured finance at the firm.
  • But it insists the old scheme worked fine
  • It's worth considering the mechanics of negotiating renewable energy purchase agreements in California and other states without tradable renewable energy credits
  • Indira Birkwood of Harneys outlines the advantages of using a BVI company for financing transactions
  • The European Commission could seriously damage structured finance, say speakers