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  • Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft and Allen & Overy have advised on a hybrid project financing structure in Mozambique that could serve as a model for funding complex projects in other emerging or politically volatile markets.
  • Commercial First is securitizing a different kind of business loan Clifford Chance's securitization practice has helped Commercial First Mortgages introduce a new asset class to the UK securitization market.
  • Non-banks will face an even tougher struggle to offer banking services under a bill passed by the US Congress.
  • Invensys surprised investors last month with a deal that seems to prove that structures recently abandoned by high-yield bankers can still work.
  • The European weather derivatives market is growing fast After years of lagging behind the US, the European weather derivatives market has finally taken off, according to a recent trade group report.
  • Securitization has taken off in most international markets, but this has not been the case in Denmark, despite it having one of the most sophisticated bond markets for retail mortgages, low levels of credit default, a relatively stable economy and no stamp duty on assignments. The failure has primarily been due to the effect of general principles of Danish law on two vital aspects of any securitization transaction.
  • The SEC has voted to increase corporate disclosure as part of its campaign to prevent future accounting scandals.
  • The SEC has voted to increase corporate disclosure as part of its campaign to prevent future accounting scandals. The Commission plans to amend Form 8-K to require quicker disclosure of important corporate events.
  • On March 9 2004 a new law was approved in parliament that creates a complete and comprehensive legal framework for securitization transactions.
  • Global corporations can now list on the Indian Stock Exchange by offering Indian Depository Receipts (IDRs). In February the government of India passed the Companies (Issue of Indian Depository Receipts) Rules 2004, building on the amendments in December 2000 to the Companies Act, 1956 to allow foreign companies to sell securities to Indian investors.