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  • By Larry Kwok and Jeffrey Mak of Mallesons Stephen Jaques
  • Directors of target companies are subject to a wealth of well-known complex duties. William D Regner of Debevoise & Plimpton LLP investigates whether the same is true of directors of acquiring companies
  • Scott V Simpson and Lorenzo Corte of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom ponder the future direction of takeover regulation in Europe
  • Continuing his article on applying securitization to social housing finance, Chris Oakley explains why the market has been slow to go beyond bank loans, what the legal barriers are, and how deals in the sector have been structured around Europe
  • In an effort to regain public trust after the Indonesia's banking crisis in 1998, the Indonesian government provided a blanket guarantee over all of a bank's obligations to its depositors. Regulations on the blanket guarantee were provided under Presidential Decree 26 (1998) on Guarantee of Commercial Banks Obligations, which was further amended on February 27 2004 by Presidential Decree 17 (2004).
  • A recent securitization shows innovation is possible even in the most commoditized asset classes. By Michael Evans
  • Dan Andrews assesses the threat posed to private equity houses by public sector disclosure requirements
  • IFLR held its biggest-ever awards ceremonies in March, with events in Hong Kong and London to reward the top firms for innovation in corporate finance in 2004
  • Ian Sideris and Simon Puleston Jones ask whether credit default swaps in synthetic CDOs are becoming more commoditized and analyze the technical issues in swap documentation
  • Argentina might have set important precedents for sovereign debt deals, but big questions remain unanswered. Anna Gelpern explains