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  • The UK's Takeover Panel is proposing to make buyers of equity derivatives disclose their holdings as a way to stop investors exerting hidden influence on mergers and acquisitions.
  • Richard Baumann examines some of the practical implications for counsel of the recent SEC securities offering reform proposals
  • Australia has imposed a regulatory duty to manage conflicts of interest on its financial services providers. John Moutsopoulos explains
  • BUPA: keeping its finances healthy BUPA Finance in December 2004 issued £330 million ($621 million) in subordinated perpetual bonds. The issue by the UK healthcare provider is the first deal involving upper Tier 2 bonds to give the issuer unlimited discretion to defer interest payments. Slaughter and May advised BUPA Finance and BUPA Insurance, while Allen & Overy advised HSBC and ABN AMRO as lead managers.
  • Extortive challenges to shareholders' resolutions might soon end, as Germany prepares a new stockholder law. Konstantin Günther and Barbara Roth explain why reform can't come soon enough
  • UAE
    A decision of the Federal Supreme Court in 2003 (362/24 and 430/24) contains various rulings that will be of interest to banks. There is no binding system of precedent in the UAE, but it is likely that this decision will be considered in subsequent court proceedings.
  • UK insurer Friends Provident's new financing proves the worth of embedded value securitization to the life insurance industry.
  • Allen & Overy has finished top of Dealogic's global project finance review for the third time in four years. The firm closed 51 deals worth over $15 billion in 2004, taking a 9.3% share of the market.
  • IFLR is please to announce the short listed deals and law firms for the eighth Asian awards, as well as the winners of the National Law Firms of the Year
  • Bank counsel should look to a recent UK ruling for guidance on dealing with a number of competing claims from innocent parties on an account frozen under money laundering laws. Jon Holland and Antony Corsi explain