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  • Editorial
    The global financial services industry has grown accustomed to rapid change over the past two years. In the US, plunging stocks brought closer attention to conflicts of interest at leading investment banks. From there, attention turned to mutual funds and, more recently, to rating agencies. The Sarbanes-Oxley legislation passed in response to corporate governance failings has affected banking business also.
    September 29 2004
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    Thailand
    Thailand releases financial sector masterplan Albert T Chandler of Chandler and Thong-ek assesses how Thai regulators plan to guide the finance sector over the next few years
    September 29 2004
  • Insolvency reform poses risks for lenders
    Spain's new insolvency law comes into force this month. It increases legal certainty, but lenders must still beware. Gabriel Núñez and Cristina Pérez Cajal explain why
    August 31 2004
  • New capital rules affect ABCP liquidity
    US banks that support ABCP programmes are preparing for life under new capital requirements. James Croke and Peter Manbeck explain
    August 31 2004
  • SEC plan to register advisers fails to convince
    Questions remain over how effective SEC proposals to register hedge fund advisers will be in preventing fraud, say Mark Bergman, Yvonne Chan and Marco Masotti
    August 31 2004
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    Why Asia's central-bank bond fund will fail
    Asian central-bank bond funds will fail to prompt issuance and increase general liquidity, but might inadvertently succeed in promoting reform. Paul Lejot and Douglas Arner say why
    August 31 2004
  • What China's bankruptcy reform means for creditors
    Sandor E Schick analyzes the detail in China's proposed bankruptcy laws and what it means for creditors and private businesses in particular
    August 31 2004
  • Isda definitions unclear, says US court
    A ruling by the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has shown that the 1999 Isda Credit Derivatives definitions are not as unambiguous as intended. James Warnot and Justin Williamson explain
    August 31 2004
  • German banks caught in bad-loan trap
    German banks are looking with increasing urgency at ways to rid themselves of their portfolios of non-performing loans, but legal hurdles remain, say Oliver Kessler and Melanie Schlage
    August 31 2004
  • France brings synthetic structures onshore
    Xavier de Kergommeaux and Colin Mercer describe how French regulators are on the verge of expanding and clarifying the role of the country's securitization vehicle
    August 31 2004
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