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  • US securities regulators have set down plans affecting the ability of banks to act as brokers. Winthrop Brown and Naomi Beard report
  • The Court of Appeal has upheld the Siebe Gorman decision, meaning clearing banks can continue to take fixed charges on book debts. Geoffrey Yeowart tracks the progress of case law on a controversial topic
  • Fairness opinions given by investment banks on mergers and acquisitions deals are the most recent focus of regulators' concerns over potential conflicts of interest. Deborah A DeMott explains
  • A civil lawsuit against the former chairman of the New York Stock Exchange is the latest US suit to grab the business headlines. Henry Morgenbesser discusses the case and its implications for the market
  • For years the German banks have lauded the virtues of Pfandbriefe. Now the rest of Europe is catching on. Jim Rice, Andrew Roberts and Katie Kelly look at the progress of the market and the legislation that underpins it
  • On July 1 2004 the new Act (2004:299) on Deposit Taking entered into force. The Act introduces a set of special requirements for non-financial institutions accepting deposits from the general public. The new Act is part of the modernization of the legislation on banking and financing businesses in Sweden and the abolition of the banks' monopoly on taking deposits.
  • The Financial Services Authority has modernized its approach to enforcement. Andrew Procter explains how to IFLR's Michael Evans
  • In January 2003 the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) launched the new version of its standard contract for documenting over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives transactions - the 2002 ISDA Master Agreement. This new version is based on, and amends, its predecessor - the 1992 ISDA Master Agreement.
  • Throughout late 2003 and early 2004, the Turkish Capital Markets Board (the CMB) promulgated a number of new regulatory acts.
  • Certain foreign currency transactions between residents and non-residents that involve non-cash settlements will be carried out using special bank accounts under new Russian currency legislation.