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  • John Woodhall, head of international securitization at Clifford Chance, is leaving to build a practice for a rival firm.
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  • Difficult market conditions have left many Latin American companies unable to refinance their maturing debt. In the first of a two-part series, Peter Darrow of Mayer Brown Rowe & Maw looks at how borrowers and lenders can deal with the regional debt squeeze
  • Nicholas Frome and Claude Brown of Clifford Chance LLP explain the tension between the credit derivative market and bank-led insolvency workouts
  • The Islamic bond market took a step forward in August with a Sharia-compliant securities issue backed bymultiple assets, rather than a single leasing agreement as done previously.
  • India's capital markets got a boost in late July with the country's first convertible bond since 2001, and the first such deal without credit enhancement since 1997.
  • When Hong Kong released its first Code on Real Estate Investment Trusts (Reits) on July 30, Cheung Kong (Holdings) Limited had already launched the first ever Reit transaction involving Hong Kong properties. It chose Singapore as the listing venue.
  • There was further evidence last month of a return to business for US securities lawyers left dormant by the bear market as a series of initial public offerings (IPOs) hit the trading floor. In the matter of a few weeks a string of equity offerings emerged, equalling the product of whole quarters earlier in the year.
  • The French government has promised to reform the country's outmoded bankruptcy laws after claiming the international banking community left French engineering group Alstom to sink because the laws make lenders liable for all debts if they fund a non-viable company.
  • France has changed its consumer code to ensure usury law does not apply to high-yield bonds, resolving legal uncertainty.