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  • Americas awards winners 2007
    The Americas awards winners are now live.
    March 01 2007
  • Asian awards winners 2007
    The Asian award winners are now live.
    March 01 2007
  • Shareholders pull rank
    Why misled shareholders now rank equally with creditors in Australia
    March 01 2007
  • Court resolves Eurotunnel dispute
    QVT Financial has failed in its bid to change the way monoline guarantors control restructuring terms, which it had launched after the Eurotunnel agreement.
    March 01 2007
  • No defence
    The UK has fewer remedies against the abuse of short selling by hedge funds than the US
    March 01 2007
  • David Graham
    David Graham, UBS
    Asia's healthy problem with growth
    March 01 2007
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    One to watch
    Brazil is set to play a bigger role in the international M&A market. By Francisco Antunes Maciel Müssnich and Mauro Teixeira Sampaio of Barbosa Müssnich & Aragão
    March 01 2007
  • Annex B: Automatic shelf registration for WKSIs
    Definition of automatic shelf registration statement An automatic shelf registration statement is a registration statement on Form F-3 filed by a WKSI that meets certain requirements, outlined below.[900]
    March 01 2007
  • Annex C: NYSE quantitative listing criteria and corporate governance standards
    The NYSE's requirements for initial listing and listing maintenance are set out below. Foreign private issuers may satisfy either the general NYSE listing standards applicable to US domestic issuers or the NYSE's Alternate Listing Standards for foreign private issuers.[917] They apply only to foreign private issuers with a broad, liquid market for their securities in their country of origin.[918]
    March 01 2007
  • Chapter 9: Cross-border tender and exchange offers - the Tier I and Tier II exemptions
    Tender offers, exchange offers and business combinations involving a non-US target with US securities holders potentially trigger a variety of provisions of the US federal securities laws.[696] Depending principally on the level of US ownership of the target, certain exemptions from this regulatory scheme (known as the Tier I and Tier II exemptions) may be available.[697] We summarize below the requirements and scope of the Tier I and Tier II exemptions, as well as the related exemption from Rule 14e-5.
    March 01 2007
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