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  • Structuring Sharia finance in Indonesia Rahmat Bastian and Satrya Wijaya Teja of BT Partnership look at how Indonesia has applied Sharia principles to its legislation
  • India warms to structured finance Shardul Thacker and Dipti Rambhia of Mulla & Mulla & Craigie Blunt & Caroe describe some of the structured finance options available in India
  • Is securitization legitimate? Steven L Schwarcz of Duke University has researched the validity of securitization. He presents his findings
  • 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
  • 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
  • The barrier of seller's insolvency in securitization deals Fabrice Faure-Dauphin of Allen & Overy LLP explores the impact of insolvency risk on securitization transactions and the traditional or innovative instruments that can be used to limit this risk
  • Korea creates new investment vehicle Min Han, Yon Mi Kim and Hyekyung Christy Lim of Kim & Chang highlight some of the legal developments that affect financial structures and introduce the ship investment company concept
  • Managing offshore vehicles after Enron Increased scrutiny from accountancy bodies means that offshore administrators are going to need to be more on the ball than ever, says Phillipa White of Maples Finance
  • Companies will have to disclose their impact on the environment The UK government is planning to compel all listed companies to disclose social and environmental factors affecting their business in a separate document for shareholders.
  • A surprise decision has forced international banks to join forces and confront Korea's Ministry of Finance, reports Andrew Crooke