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  • US lending reform set to simplify US securitization
    Howard Mulligan explains how legislation to harmonize anti-predatory lending across the US could reap rewards for the mortgage securitization industry
    August 31 2005
  • Europe leads way in new era of carbon trading
    Europe's action on climate change has created a new market in emissions trading. Amy Merrill and Vivek Jain explain how the EU scheme is structured and how trading will work in practice
    August 31 2005
  • Slow progress in liberalization of France's gas market
    An open market for gas in France remains some distance away because of obstacles for new entrants and the power wielded by the incumbent suppliers. But progress remains possible. By Thierry Chaumeil
    August 31 2005
  • China Aviation Oil pays penalty for insider trading
    By Michael Evans
    August 31 2005
  • Asia
    Lovells picked Crispin Rapinet as managing partner for the Asia region. Commercial litigation specialist Rapinet will have overall responsibility for the firm's offices in Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai, Tokyo, Singapore, and Ho Chi Minh City.
    August 31 2005
  • Australian court to rule on equity swaps
    Disclosure of equity swaps has become the subject of a court battle in Australia. By Michael Parshall and Jonathan Swain
    August 31 2005
  • US
    Christopher Cox took office as the 28th chairman of the SEC. His arrival followed the resignation of William Donaldson, who left the Commission on June 30. Cox's appointment was confirmed following a Senate hearing in which he pledged to uphold and build on the major reforms undertaken during his predecessor's tenure.
    August 31 2005
  • Private equity
    The Frankfurt office of Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom is representing Apax Partners in the sale of German fish restaurant chain Nordee to Heiner Kamps and Nomura Holdings. Partners Walter Henle and Matthias Jaletzke led the Skadden team, with assistance from counsel Christina Erfurth. Graham Nicholson, in London, and Michael Cziesla, in Frankfurt, led the SJ Berwin team advising Heiner Kamps and Nomura Group. Baker & McKenzie partners Dirk Oberbracht and Henrik Bauwens advised Apax on its due diligence.
    August 31 2005
  • Auditors' retreat risks due diligence crisis
    Pressure is growing on investment banks to ensure the accuracy of financial disclosure in securities offerings, but independent accountants are trying to cut back their involvement in the offering process. Is a new financial disclosure crisis looming? If so, regulators must intervene to protect investors. By Richard Baumann
    August 31 2005
  • Franchising (part I)
    Following is an overview of the provisions of the law that might impact on the terms of a franchise agreement.
    August 31 2005
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