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  • Société Générale has structured Australia's first securitization backed by dealer floorplan receivables. Tessa Hoser analyzes the deal and compares it with US structures
  • Edward Fleischman and Irene Skidan explain The Bond Market Association's new guidelines for fixed income research
  • On February 13 2004, the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) issued Provisions on the Establishment of Companies with an Investment Nature by Foreign Investors. The Provisions cover a relatively new trend in China foreign investment whereby many multinational companies are moving their regional headquarters to China.
  • On May 25 2004 the Brazilian Securities Commission (the Comissão de Valores Mobliliários or CVM) granted a waiver requested by a first time issuer and allowed a proposed initial public offering of shares to proceed despite the absence of a feasibility study otherwise required by CVM Regulation 400 of December 29 2003.
  • Bryant Edwards looks at Europe's first crossover bond, which combines some of the benefits of high-yield and investment grade debt
  • Attention in the US may be trained on the approaching Google initial public offering (IPO), but a fresh round of equity deals has kept a number of law firms busy in recent weeks.
  • DZ Bank's landmark securitization combines the balance sheet benefits of synthetic deals with the saleability to investors of a true-sale transaction. Andreas Bartsch and Dennis Heuer report
  • The International Swaps and Derivatives Association (Isda) will write to regulators as the first step towards creating standard documentation for Sharia-compliant derivatives.
  • Delegates at the International Bar Association's annual Financial Law Conference last month found themselves split over whether credit rating agencies should face regulation.
  • Greg Terry: joining Morgan Stanley Morgan Stanley has hired Greg Terry from Lovells to become managing director and general counsel for Asia Pacific, a position vacant for the past three months since David Graham left for UBS.