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  • The trend of private equity houses buying back their own debt has worried banks into changing their lending documentation
  • Pinheiro Neto has represented Kraft Foods on a Brazilian joint venture in the foods sector.
  • In a speech in Luxembourg, the Kuwaiti Investment Authority (KIA) has attacked European Union plans for a sovereign wealth fund voluntary code of conduct.
  • A pro-government think tank has called for Hong Kong to establish its own secondary stock exchange, similar to London's Aim market.
  • In a move that could start government-sponsored securitisation, the Bank of England is planning to allow banks to swap mortgages for treasury bonds.
  • Whether on market abuse or controls
  • Liquidity regulation needs updating. In a paper on the systemic failures that contributed to the Northern Rock crisis, the UK FSA outlined plans for more stringent stress testing of liquidity.
  • Stewart Landefeld of Washington Mutual on the troubled lender's (accidental) innovation
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  • Shearman & Sterling and Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz are advising CIT Group on concurrent stock offerings. A common stock offering of $1 billion will be used to pay outstanding debt interest, and the dividends on preferred stock. The commercial lender will also offer $600 million 8.75% non-cumulative perpetual convertible preferred stock.