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  • Issues of convertible and exchangeable bonds almost doubled in 2003. The European high-yield market had the best year since its inception. And tier I regulatory capital issuance grew by nearly a half. Simon Crompton reports on the leading advisers for each
  • Saudi Arabia has over the past few months revised its income tax regime in an effort to spur foreign investment. These moves are also seen as a step towards accession to the World Trade Organization, a high priority of Crown Prince Abdullah.
  • The Companies (Auditing & Accounting) Act 2003 introduces important changes to Irish company law. The Act is a response to concerns that have arisen in light of international accounting matters and it imposes additional obligations primarily on both company directors and company auditors.
  • A new interpretation of the pari passu clause in cross-border debt says borrowers must pay creditors on a ratable basis. If correct, this would change the patterns of international finance. But this ratable- payment theory is a fallacy. Lee C Buchheit and Jeremiah S Pam explain why
  • Just days after China's banking regulator raised the ceiling for single and aggregate foreign investments in the industry, three investors have signed a landmark deal to buy a combined 24.98% stake in Industrial Bank.
  • Bangkok Bank, Thailand's largest commercial bank by market value, ended 2003 by launching a $907 million public offering of new shares, the largest by a Thai company.
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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