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  • France has changed its consumer code to ensure usury law does not apply to high-yield bonds, resolving legal uncertainty.
  • International banks can no longer be certain of the effectiveness of taking a security interest in Korean assets by way of a pledge from Korean companies. Joshua Margolis and Chul Hyun Kim of Hwang Mok Park consider what can be done to avoid a chilling effect on derivatives and secured lending transactions
  • France recently overhauled its financial regulatory system, but stopped short of following the US's tough tactics towards insider trading. Eric Cafritz and James Gillespie of Fried Frank Harris Shriver & Jacobson compare the different approaches
  • A new Greek law has expanded securitization into the private sector. George Pergamalis of Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer explains what market participants need to consider when doing their deals
  • Exit consents have been hailed as an important tool in the battle to avoid Argentina-style sovereign debt defaults. But Stephen Choi and Mitu Gulati explain that lawyers must take a close look at the bond terms if they want to ensure their restructuring plans will work in practice
  • The Turkish Capital Markets Board (CMB) recently issued several key new communiqués alongside new additions to the Turkish securities regulations, such as the shelf registration system. Communiqué Serial IV No 29 on the Principles of Cumulative Voting in the General Assemblies of Corporations Subject to the Capital Markets Law was issued in February 2003.
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  • By Françoise Pfeiffer, Avocat à la Cour - Loyens Winandy