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  • Why Europe needs a data source like Edgar
    Legal harmonization is welcome. But practical systems for getting information to investors could do more to encourage a European wide capital market, says Brian McCall
    May 31 2004
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    How to structure US second lien financings
    Questions remain over the rights of creditors in second lien debt transactions. Neil Cummings and Kirk Davenport explain
    May 31 2004
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    Cutting edge close-up: Toll securitization shows how to tap retail demand
    The Hong Kong government recently completed Asia's first asset-backed deal to be sold to retail buyers. Stephen Roith, Mary Matson, Connie Heng and Gareth Old look at how the transaction was structured
    May 31 2004
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    Tube Lines structure points to future of project bonds
    Tube Lines' £2.1 billion ($3.7 billion) bond issue last month used a novel structure that lawyers say will open a new source of investment in project financing.
    May 31 2004
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    US securitization plans win mixed reviews
    Paul Weiffenbach assesses proposed reforms affecting asset-backed deals
    May 31 2004
  • Austria
    The Federal Act on International Insolvency Law (Federal Law Gazette 2003/36) implemented Directive 2001/24/EC on the reorganization and winding up of credit institutions (Directive 2001/24/EC). Several provisions were inserted in the Austrian Bankruptcy Code (Konkursordnung-KO) and the Austrian Banking Act (Bankwesengesetz-BWG).
    May 31 2004
  • Raters launch secured loan recovery scale
    Rating agency Standard & Poor's is issuing new ratings on the chances of lenders recovering their capital in the event of a default on a European secured loan.
    May 31 2004
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    Brussels forces UK to give up energy golden shares
    Relinquishing power: the UK has bowed to EU rulings The UK government will redeem its so-called golden shares in Britain's five biggest energy companies in the wake of a series of rulings by the European Court of Justice that the special share arrangements violate EU law.
    May 31 2004
  • SEC widens insider lending exemptions for foreign banks
    New rules exempting non-US banks from insider lending restrictions came into force last month.
    May 31 2004
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    Closed legal market still dents Korean ambition
    Korea will lose a competitive edge if it continues to deny industry the access it wants to foreign legal services. By Andrew Crooke
    May 31 2004
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