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  • Issuing securities under Regulation S, which exempts products from registering with the SEC when selling them outside America, has become more popular as the US markets have declined. So much so that people may not have noticed the general standard of disclosure dropping
  • Mifid has made it harder to discover market abuse in Europe, due to segmentation of trading information
  • The popularity of private placements in Europe and the US is rendering the debate on location of listing redundant
  • The UK's FSA has given a sneak peek of the conclusions of its consultation paper on the listing regime, and it admits there is confusion over the options in London
  • Special Purpose Acquisition Companies are so transparent that market forces will be enough to regulate them
  • Despite numerous class actions in America, investors will have trouble prosecuting banks for fraudulent disclosure in prospectuses
  • In what could forge a truce between bankers and accountants, the European High Yield Association is planning to standardise engagement letters
  • Structured investment vehicles won't be back. The asset-backed commercial paper market has proved an unreliable source of liquidity and banks won't step in
  • Some European debt documents are not valid. Issuers are using final terms provisions to issue securities that are entirely different from those described in the base prospectus
  • Hong Kong has seen its first bout of litigation caused by the sub-prime lending debacle. But the case also raises more questions about misselling and investor education in Hong Kong