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  • Thomas Graf, Daniela Schmucki-Fricker and Markus E Kronauer of Niederer Kraft & Frey outline the withholding tax and stamp duty issues that arise in debt financing transactions for Swiss companies by non-Swiss lenders
  • Marc Zulian and Dr Christoph Heiz of Meyer Lustenberger provide a Swiss perspective on securities lending and borrowing
  • In its efforts to integrate financial market supervision, it is possible that Switzerland is creating a supervisory authority with excessive powers. Michele Caratsch of Haymann & Baldi explains
  • With its debut Eurobond listing, Switzerland's stock exchange demonstrated that it is a contender for a share of the $5 trillion market. Michael Evans explains
  • After three months of frantic activity, the market for PIK notes has ended. By Michael Evans
  • Ben Maiden reports on proposals designed to modernize securities regulation in Mexico
  • A new Company Law is expected to replace and substantially change the provisions of the Commercial Code that relate to companies. Certain substantial changes related to the stock system are:
  • Article 1, Paragraph 68 of Law 311 of December 30 2004 (the 2005 financial law) regulates for the first time recourse by local authorities to lines of credit.
  • Since January 1 2004 it has been possible to establish hedge funds in Denmark in the form of an "other collective investment scheme" pursuant to chapter 17 the Danish Investment Associations and Special-Purpose Associations as well as other Collective Investment Schemes Act (the IAA).
  • On March 4 2005, the National Monetary Council (CMN) enacted Resolution 3,265/2005, unifying, effective as of March 14 2005, the two existing foreign exchange markets: the commercial rate exchange market (the commercial market) and the floating rate exchange market (the floating market).