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  • Administrations, financial problems at Leeds United and changes in regulation have brought UK football securitization to a standstill. By Stuart Brinkworth
  • Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom has advised the first French company to launch an initial public offering (IPO) for 18 months and the first French technology company to come to market in three years.
  • European lawmakers want to establish a registration scheme for rating agencies such as Moody's and Standard & Poor's.
  • Sullivan & Cromwell is eyeing an even bigger chunk of China mandates after recruiting Calvin Lai from Goldman Sachs' special execution group in Asia.
  • A regional treaty on cross-border insolvency would promote foreign investment, say Richard Fisher and Michael Sloan
  • The Takeover Board is a federal commission established under the Swiss Federal Act on Stock Exchange and Securities Trading (SESTA). It has jurisdiction to issue general rules and ensure compliance of public offers with the provisions of SESTA. In particular, potential offerors and their legal advisors should be aware of the following recommendations issued by the Takeover Board.
  • The UK's Ministry of Defence (MoD) has broken new ground with a private finance initiative (PFI) for one of its garrisons.
  • Hong Kong's debut Flexibond issue by BOC International shows how far the market for retail structured notes has come despite hazy securities laws. By Andrew Malcolm and Matthew Budden
  • Linklaters has won the mandate for one of Hungary's first public-private partnership (PPP) projects financed without some form of guarantee.
  • Welcome Break grew too slowly to repay bondholders The restructuring of the Welcome Break whole-business securitization has taken a new turn, with surprising restructuring proposals from Welcome Break's owner, which reverse accepted securitization wisdom.