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  • The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002: goals, content and status of implementation
  • Japanese companies have always disliked the intrusive and burdensome due diligence investigations required for international securities offerings. Piyasena Perera and Joshua Schwab of Allen & Overy explain why the need for capital raising means issuers must overcome cultural, historical and structural concerns
  • Foreign investors are hoping that two recent distressed asset deals in China are a sign of how the government wants the market to develop. William E Bryson, Mitch Dudek and Beth A Bunnell of Jones Day examine the lessons that China's regulators might learn from Taiwan, where the NFL market has taken off
  • In order to further develop the Colombian financial market, new regulations have been enacted over recent years, creating a regulatory framework that is becoming more responsive to international and national market dynamics. With this in mind, it is worth considering the more innovative structures now used in banking, especially, tier two capital debt for credit establishments.
  • Oil company BP last month gave Russia's recovery a boost when it announced a £4.2 billion ($6.8 billion) joint venture with the country's third-largest oil company TNK.
  • Dewey Ballantine has advised the Croatian government on the €282 million financing of the Istrian Motorway, the first dual-listed bond in Croatia.
  • Allen & Overy have acted as counsel to BNP Paribas and Salomon Brothers on Bahrain's debut issue, in the latest deal to help the UK firm carve out a lucrative niche advising managers on emerging market sovereign bond issues.
  • Ratings agency Moody's says the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB)'s recent guidance for special purpose vehicles won't affect ratings for US banks.
  • The German government has said it will exempt banks from a law that has made true sale securitizations impossible for the past two years.
  • Secondary legislation to amend insolvency reforms in the UK Enterprise Act will extend administrative receivership rights to complex structured finance deals.