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    Professionals gather for Capital Markets Forum
    Over 180 capital markets professionals gathered in London last month for the second annual IFLR Capital Markets Forum. Those attending the two-day event included senior in-house lawyers from the leading international investment banks, issuers' counsel and the leading private practitioners in the fields of debt and equity securities.
    May 31 2005
  • Asia
    John Moore joined Herbert Smith as a partner in the global US securities practice of its corporate division. Moore arrives from Goldman Sachs, where he was senior counsel responsible for the investment banking division in Asia. He joins the firm's US securities team based in Hong Kong, where he will work closely with partner Kevin Roy handling the US aspects of capital market transactions.
    May 31 2005
  • Indonesia
    Under Indonesian bankruptcy law (Law 37 of 2004 on Bankruptcy and Suspension of Debt Repayment) the creditors of a bankrupt debtor are required to meet in a creditors meeting. Within 30 days after the bankruptcy is declared, the supervisory judge determines the date, time and place for the first creditors meeting. The agenda will include debt verification and voting on the composition plan that has been submitted by the bankrupt debtor.
    May 31 2005
  • Denmark
    Danish law on taking securities does not permit floating charges, or similar pledges or mortgages of an undetermined plurality of assets.
    May 31 2005
  • Middle East and Africa
    In one of the first musharaka sukuks (joint ventures) of its kind, Denton Wilde Sapte advised Standard Bank and Dubai Islamic Bank in a deal with Dubai Metals and Commodities Authority (DMCC). The deal gave the investors the opportunity to receive periodic payments in gold bullion instead of cash for the first time in a public Islamic finance capital markets transaction. DMCC was advised by Afridi & Angell on Dubai law and by Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer regarding English law.
    May 31 2005
  • Collateral becomes more lender-friendly in Spain
    The implementation of the Directive on Financial Collateral Arrangements in Spain has improved the legal framework for lenders. Gabriel Núñez and Juan Martín Perrotto explain
    May 31 2005
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    Labuan offers funds another offshore option
    The Asia Pacific region has an alternative venue for offshore investment - the Labuan IOFC. Ming Sun Yoon of Cheang & Ariff and Raymond WB Wong of Equity Trust outline what this relatively new financial centre has to offer
    May 23 2005
  • Islamic bankers take role on international projects
    Michael Duncan, Bimal Desai and Julie Rieger of Allen & Overy discuss the techniques used in joint international/Islamic-funded project finance
    May 23 2005
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    Cross-border deals dominate securitization
    Margaret Boswell and Grigory Marinichev of Gide Loyrette Nouel explain the slow progress of securitization in Russia and why Russian companies prefer to launch their securitization programmes overseas
    May 23 2005
  • Bank of Italy struggles to protect retail investors
    Bruno Bartocci and Paolo Iemma of Gianni, Origoni, Grippo & Partners outline how the Bank of Italy's approach to security offer notification procedures is changing to protect retail investors
    May 23 2005
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