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  • Bondholders are seizing on late filings by issuers as an opportunity to squeeze the company
  • Why blending bond and bank capacity is the best way to win debt work in a modern, fluid market
  • Brenntag shows private equity houses the advantages of extending bank facilities for acquisitions
  • A recent ECJ decision will prompt a rethink of the UK's controlled foreign company rules
  • The intricacies of investing in Portugal's growing distressed and defaulted debt market
  • How sellers are getting more through dual track IPOs/M&A
  • The EIB explains the intricacies of issuing the first NGN
  • How Linklaters has gained from more innovative convertibles
  • Government Ordinance 51/1997 on leasing operations and leasing companies was amended in July this year (by Law 287/2006) to provide a more stable framework for leasing operations in Romania and to ensure, on one hand, the harmonization of the leasing market with the banking market and, on the other hand, the harmonization of the Romanian leasing legislation with the EU acquis.
  • In the IFLR Banking Guide 2006 ("Divide and conquer") we wrote about an upcoming amendment to the Polish Banking Law regulating how banks are divided. The change is thought to result from the confidential agreement between the Polish government and UniCredito Italiano – a shareholder of two merging Polish banks: BPH and Pekao. The amendment was adopted on October 18 2006 and entered into force on the date of promulgation (October 19 2006).