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    NYSE settles with specialist trading firms
    NYSE: may face investigation The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the Securities and Exchange Commission reached a settlement with five firms last month over charges of improper trading, requiring the firms to pay a total of $241.8 million in penalties and reimbursements to investors and to improve their compliance systems.
    April 30 2004
  • Corporate treasurers launch ratings agency code
    US and European treasurers have released an issuer-friendly draft code of practice for ratings agencies that they would like to see adopted as standard practice.
    April 30 2004
  • Cayman Islands
    A scheme of arrangement is a flexible form of corporate restructuring. Since early 2002 the Cayman Court has considered an unprecedented number of schemes, and has recognized and reflected the versatility, flexibility and utility of Cayman schemes in the changes to its rules, its approach to their management and in its recent decisions. It is clear that the Cayman Court understands the commercial necessity of implementing schemes in a timely and practical fashion. Recent developments underline this.
    April 30 2004
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    EU tells Germany to drop Volkswagen Act
    VW: well protected, for now The European Commission has told Germany that it must change a law has been used to block takeovers of car-maker Volkswagen or face court action.
    April 30 2004
  • Tailoring structured notes to the Hong Kong public
    Banks must simplify deals to keep Hong Kong's retail investors hungry for structured notes. By Richard Mazzochi, Scott Farrell and Abigail Rath
    April 30 2004
  • The threat to issuers from Europe's transparency law
    Europe's dithering over the equivalence of national accounting standards to IAS is forcing issuers to raise capital elsewhere, say Stephen Revell and David Cotton
    April 30 2004
  • Regulator clears funds industry on late trading
    The UK's Financial Services Authority (FSA) has given the UK mutual funds industry a relatively clean bill of health, saying it is largely free of the trading practices that have rocked the US market over the past year.
    March 31 2004
  • Freedom Holdings puts tobacco bonds at risk
    A court ruling has threatened the enforceability of New York's model statute on securitization of tobacco revenues. Nicolas Weill of Moody's, New York, explains
    March 31 2004
  • German legislators improve covered bond framework
    Germany's parliament has amended the German Mortgage Bank Act to increase the legal certainty of security for investors in covered bonds.
    March 31 2004
  • UK watchdog alters stance on soft commissions
    The UK's Financial Services Authority (FSA) is to use a blend of regulatory reform and industry initiatives on improved disclosure to reform questionable soft commission and bundled services practices.
    March 31 2004
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