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    Is Japan ready for poison pills?
    Japanese companies face a growing threat from hostile takeovers. Andrew Crooke asks whether US-style corporate defence techniques can be applied in Tokyo
    July 31 2003
  • Lovells and Gide advise on French whole business first
    Lovells and Gide Loyrette Nouel have advised on the first whole business securitization in France to use lease receivables, in a €400 million deal for Xerox.
    July 31 2003
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    Regulatory confusion casts shadow over launch of UK Pfandbriefe
    HBOS has become the first UK issuer to sell covered bonds in Europe, in a transaction that promises the beginning of a new market. But regulators seem unsure of the law on risk weightings for such deals. By Michael Evans
    July 31 2003
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    Mexico ends Brady bond era
    July marked the end of an era in Latin American sovereign debt when Mexico retired the last of its Brady bonds. As IFLR went to press the country was due to repurchase its remaining non dollar-denominated Brady bonds, taking it out of a period of debt restructuring that has lasted 15 years.
    July 31 2003
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    Is withholding tax holding central Europe back?
    States in central and eastern Europe should abolish withholding tax on capital markets deals, say Ton Kemp and Nick Eastwell of Linklaters. It makes transactions expensive for issuers but raises little money for governments
    July 31 2003
  • Chilean firms advise on securitization landmark
    The structured finance market in Chile has taken another step forward with the completion of a novel future flow securitization.
    July 31 2003
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    Moody's takes tough look at role of trustees
    Claire Robinson of Moody's explains why the ratings agency is re-examining how trustees affect securitizations in the wake of problems on deals like National Century
    July 31 2003
  • Bank Mandiri IPO boosts confidence in Indonesia
    After more than two-and-a-half years of preparation, Bank Mandiri has launched Indonesia's largest initial public offering since Asia's 1997 financial crisis.
    July 31 2003
  • Sidley and Linklaters take lead roles on BBC securitization
    Sidley Austin Brown & Wood and Linklaters have advised on a sale and leaseback deal for the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), the largest transaction of its type in Europe.
    July 31 2003
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    Hogan & Hartson, White & Case close first wind-power project financing
    US firms Hogan & Hartson and White & Case helped close the first project financing for wind power in July. The deal, valued at $380 million, will finance a portfolio of wind farms and is expected to open the market for similar deals.
    July 31 2003
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