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  • Leasing
    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.
    November 01 2006
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    US debt: Hybrid approach
    Should firms have dedicated teams for US hybrid securities?
    November 01 2006
  • European debt: An integrated practice stream
    Why blending bond and bank capacity is the best way to win debt work in a modern, fluid market
    November 01 2006
  • Securitization: Innovators needed
    Firms need to find a way to cope with commoditization
    November 01 2006
  • Acquisition finance: Just extend your loans
    Brenntag shows private equity houses the advantages of extending bank facilities for acquisitions
    November 01 2006
  • Foreign subsidiaries: A tax bonus
    A recent ECJ decision will prompt a rethink of the UK's controlled foreign company rules
    November 01 2006
  • Portuguese distressed debt: A wealth of opportunity
    The intricacies of investing in Portugal's growing distressed and defaulted debt market
    November 01 2006
  • Japanese cash acquisitions: Undermining good work
    Largely unnoticed tax changes will make foreign cash takeovers prohibitively expensive in Japan
    November 01 2006
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    Australian private equity: Relying on debt
    How private equity structures in Australia have been changing as their leverage rises
    November 01 2006
  • Investing in minerals
    Tanzania is endowed with rich mineral resources, ranging from metallic mineral deposits and gemstones to industrial minerals such as salt, limestone, sandstone and phosphate. Until 1995, mining activities in Tanzania were rudimentary; the mineral sector's contribution to the GDP remained below 1.5%.
    November 01 2006
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