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  • The release of draft recommendations for best practice in cross-border legal services at an IBA showcase session highlighted divisions within the profession.
  • Speakers at an IBA session last month on Europe's Prospectus Directive said they were unconvinced the law will benefit the capital markets.
  • Directors' attitudes are vital in determining the success of corporate governance reforms, a panel of general counsel told an IBA session.
  • Andrew Crooke reports on a new way of measuring how good the world’s securities watchdogs are at creating safer markets
  • The success of self-referenced credit-linked notes as a new investment tool depends on whether lawyers can overcome concerns that their redemption is in fraud of bankruptcy laws. Scott Farrell of Mallesons Stephen Jaques considers how this can be done
  • A Finnish Ministry of Justice working group has issued a proposal for an Act on Financial Collateral Arrangements (the Act). The purpose of the Act is to implement the Directive on Financial Collateral Arrangements (2002/47/EC). The proposal is now subject to comments, and the Finnish parliament is expected to consider it within the next two months.
  • The SEC last month responded to pressure from European banks by suggesting exemptions for foreign financial institutions from the ban on insider lending introduced by Sarbanes-Oxley. Kenneth Blackman of Fried Frank Harris Shriver & Jacobson explains which banks could qualify
  • The US equity markets continued to return to life with a rush of initial public offerings (IPOs) last week. The deals, which included both new and mature technology companies, offered a welcome return to the fray for legal advisers at a range of firms.
  • The results of a study by Yale University unveiled at a conference in San Francisco prove that the right kind of securities laws make for bigger and better stock markets.
  • In July 2003 the Austrian parliament enacted the Real Estate Investment Fund Act (Immobilien-Investmentfondsgesetz - ImmoInvFG), which came into force on September 1 2003. This new legislation aims, in particular, to encourage private investments in real estate. Previously, Austrian law had only contained rules concerning investment funds in securities.