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  • Korean Air Lines has closed the first airline ticket securitization in Japan. Neil Campbell and Norifusa Hashimoto explain how the deal works
  • Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer advised the arrangers on a World Cup bond issued by football's governing body, Fifa, to transfer the risk of cancellation to the capital markets.
  • Herbert Smith and Stibbe advised European IT group Getronics on a €100 million ($117 million) convertible bond, one of the first European deals to use coupon escrow to secure interest payments.
  • Five years after the first global share deal, only three more have come to market. Megan Murphy finds out why
  • The Basel Committee has heeded industry concerns and is dropping the requirement for banks to hold capital against expected losses.
  • Andrew Sheng, chairman, Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong
  • Securities law enforcers aim to help each other retrieve the profits of fraud, reports Andrew Crooke in Seoul
  • The Swedish legislator (riksdagen) issued new rules regarding both right of priority and floating charges on July 17 2003.
  • Issuers and stock exchanges must do more to ensure investors can rely on publicized information about their listed securities. Andrew Crooke reports
  • The Ministry of Finance is in the process of making an integral revision of supervisory legislation reform in the financial services industry. The entire legislation on financial supervision must be revized as a result of the interaction between various financial sector and the required improvements to financial supervision. The Ministry of Finance has commenced consultation with the financial industry on the first part of the new legislation in connection with this revision.