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  • Securities lending on a roll
    Marc Zulian and Dr Christoph Heiz of Meyer Lustenberger provide a Swiss perspective on securities lending and borrowing
    May 22 2005
  • Switzerland: Capital protection options for stressed companies
    Christoph Stäubli of Walder Wyss & Partners outlines the capital restructuring process in Switzerland
    May 22 2005
  • New law drafted to integrate financial supervision
    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
    May 22 2005
  • New arbitration rules reflect modern trends
    Switzerland's new international arbitration rules are an expression of modern practice and will be recognized worldwide, say Harold Frey and Jan-Michael Ahrens of Lenz & Staehelin
    May 22 2005
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    Luxembourg
    By Charles Roemers and Christine Casanova of Kremer Associes & Clifford Chance Luxembourg
    May 22 2005
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    Hungary: Down but not out
    Hungary has faced a tough period, but the outlook is bright
    May 22 2005
  • Asian banks face Basel II catch-up
    While many banks in Asia-Pacific await Basel II guidance from national regulators, there are other ways the institutions can prepare for the new regime. By Eric Hansen
    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
  • 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
  • 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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