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  • Window closes for PIK notes
    After three months of frantic activity, the market for PIK notes has ended. By Michael Evans
    April 30 2005
  • Japan
    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:
    April 30 2005
  • Dispelling the three myths of Enron v TXU
    Despite controversy over the 2003 ruling in Australia to uphold Isda's flawed-asset provision, the recent affirmation on appeal means that it is here to stay. But the ruling is commonly misunderstood, says Scott Farrell
    April 30 2005
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    WorldCom puts due diligence in the spotlight
    A recent judgment in the WorldCom class action has thrown into question the liabilities underwriters face for their due diligence work. Scott Budlong explains
    April 30 2005
  • Costly US laundering rules must change
    The burden of US anti-money-laundering efforts on financial institutions supports a move to risk-based regulation, argues Arthur Long
    April 30 2005
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    German ruling aids foreign banks
    A recent court decision means financial institutions outside the EU no longer need a German banking licence to provide cross-border services to clients in the country. Jens Rinze analyzes the ruling
    April 30 2005
  • South Korea
    The newly amended Securities and Exchange Act of Korea (SEA) took effect on March 29 2005 and is expected to impact the course of mergers and acquisitions in Korea. It reflects changes to provisions concerning tender offers and reports of mass holdings (the 5% Rule).
    April 30 2005
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    Public-private projects: the new frontier
    Israel is pioneering public-private project financing in the Middle East. Yehuda Raveh and Calev Myers of Yehuda Raveh & Co assess the Cross-Israel Highway Project, one of the country’s first projects of this kind
    April 10 2005
  • M&A back in vogue in 2005
    After positive economic developments and EU accession talks, M&A transactions in Turkey are on the rise. By Hergüner Bilgen Özeke
    April 10 2005
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    Energy reform brings Turkey in line with EC
    Turkey's energy market looks set to improve now that its energy laws have been harmonized with EC regulations. Muharrem Kucuk of Pekin & Bayar explains
    April 10 2005
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