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  • Uncertain house values hold key to UK RMBS Annabel Schaafsma of Moody's Investors Service analyzes the trends in the UK residential mortgage-backed securities market
  • Private finance initiatives thrive in Spain The public-private partnership is becoming the obvious choice for infrastructure financing in Spain. María Fernández-Picazo of Garrigues explains why
  • A year of change for Swiss securities Markus J Kroll, Johannes A Bürgi and Evan M Spangler of Walder Wyss & Partners highlight the main Swiss securitization transactions and developments in 2003
  • Monoline insurance in pub securitizations Ron Dadina of MBIA discusses the benefits of monoline insurance when securitizing the UK’s pubs
  • Accounting for securitizations in the UK David Barnes and Edward Marshall of Deloitte & Touche LLP look at how changes to international accounting standards are affecting UK securitizations
  • Two new laws provide clarity for securitizers Alex Schmitt and Laurent Lazard of Bonn Schmitt Steichen focus on the latest structured finance legal developments in Luxembourg
  • How to set up an SPV in Ireland Cormac Kissane and Conor Hurley of Arthur Cox outline some of the issues to consider when using Ireland as the jurisdiction for an SPV
  • Pan-Nordic commercial property securitization emerges Tarja Wist and Mirjami Kajander of Waselius & Wist provide the details of a complex pan-Nordic commercial mortgage-backed securitization
  • 2003 a landmark year for Portuguese securitization The securitization market in Portugal is still young, but it is already producing innovative structures. Pedro Cassiano Santos and Paula Gomes Freire of Vieira de Almeida & Associados describe its progress
  • UK considerations in 2004 Michael Dodson of Simmons & Simmons examines some of the main developments in English law and in the market over the last 12 months that are relevant to originators and arrangers of structured finance transactions