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  • Chris Bates looks at the new demands that recently adopted EU rules will impose on stabilization managers for new issues and secondary offerings
  • The Collateral Directive (Directive 2002/47/EC) came into force in the Danish Securities Trading etc Act on January 1 2004. The new rules apply to financial collateral arrangements and close-out netting agreements entered into after that date.
  • Officials hope an immediate decree coupled with a more considered legislative programme will prevent another fraud such as Parmalat. Megan Murphy reports
  • The New York Stock Exchange appointed the former head of one of its most bitter rivals to police its market functions, recruiting Richard Ketchum, former Nasdaq president, as its first chief regulatory officer.
  • The UK is set to legislate to allow real estate investment trusts for the first time. James Dakin considers how a new law might look
  • Seventy percent of businesses are affected by weather Clifford Chance has created a new Environmental and Climatic Trading Group to take advantage of the growth areas of emissions trading and weather derivatives.
  • Allen & Overy and Clifford Chance have maintained the top positions in Dealogic's end-of-year project finance rankings, but US firms Latham & Watkins and Milbank Tweed Hadley & McCloy are the year's biggest climbers.
  • Canada's mutual funds industry has so far been largely free of the scandals that have rocked its counterpart in the US. Canadian regulators, however, have not been so lucky in avoiding controversy over their handling of the market.
  • Enron: Milbank and Andrews & Kurth deny allegations The lead plaintiff in Enron's largest shareholder class action lawsuit has added two prominent American law firms as defendants.
  • How insolvency and trust reforms will clear a path for securitization Securitization in Japan will flourish once changes to bankruptcy and trust laws remove doubts over judicial interpretation. By Masayuki Okamoto, Shigeru Kaneko and Mark Keeler