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  • Hybrids stay on summer menu The pipeline for US hybrids continued to produce interesting mandates for law firms over the summer as issuers and underwriters looked to have overcome fears about the regulatory treatment of the new securities.
  • Welcome to the new expanded IFLR. The magazine now has more coverage of M&A, private equity, project finance, banking and financial services, as well as the expertise and analysis of the capital markets it is renowned for. The new coverage is organized into four dedicated practice sections, making the topics you are interested in easy to find and the magazine simple to navigate.
  • Liquidation is one of the ways a company can terminate its existence in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH). The liquidation procedure is always conducted when the company is terminated by a decision of the company's shareholders meeting, or as a result of a decision of a competent court (for example, when a company is issued a decree on prohibition of work, or when a company's registration in the commercial registry is declared null and void by the competent court).
  • Peter Kurer, UBS group counsel, tells Simon Crompton he is flooded with job applicants wanting to work in-house
  • Conduits dodge the bullet
  • New environmental rules are forcing banks to change the way they look at the real cost of project finance
  • New cooperation between Hong Kong and mainland China promises banks greater security
  • When the markets head south, private equity should turn its attention to distressed debt
  • How to negotiate transfer provisions in credit agreements
  • How the listing of companies in both Hong Kong and China could work in the future