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    Rescue your conduit
    Three ways to find liquidity in a dry market: repos, CDOs and bargain hunters
    September 30 2007
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    Australia's hasty response
    Mortgage crisis rules fall short
    September 30 2007
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    Think global, act local
    Austrian finance structures are usually part of a wider global structure, but the intricacies of Austrian finance law can't be ignored. By Volker Glas of Cerha Hempel Spiegelfeld Hlawati
    September 30 2007
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    Taking a hard line
    Austria's corporate governance regime is becoming less focussed on voluntary compliance and now includes more mandatory provisions. Albert Birkner and Clemens Hasenauer of Cerha Hempel Spiegelfeld Hlawati explain
    September 30 2007
  • Editorial
    It would be fair to say this has been a contrary year. The first six months of 2007 carried on where 2006 had left off, only bigger (and for banks and lawyers, better). Takeovers increased in size and frequency. Leveraged finance rose in parallel, with more money raised in always more risky ways – the media highlighted investors' lack of protection (you're lending more money with less information and fewer guarantees) but they didn't listen.
    September 30 2007
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    A year in review
    Peter Knobl of Cerha Hempel Spiegelfeld Hlawati tracks EU legislative developments and their impact on Austrian bank regulation
    September 30 2007
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    Austria keeps up with the EU
    Philipp Spatz of Cerha Hempel Spiegelfeld Hlawati sets out Austria's take on the EU capital markets directives
    September 30 2007
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    Indonesia
    September 30 2007
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    Bankers' counsel poll
    The opinions of lawyers at Europe's top investment banks are voiced at conferences, roundtables and forums. But they are always on the record and they are spread disparately througout the year. Here, for the first time, IFLR surveys counsel anonymously about the market practice issues that really matter. By Pete Jones and Simon Crompton
    September 30 2007
  • Switzerland
    Switzerland
    September 30 2007
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