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  • The Bank of Italy has made clear to the market its views on the treatment of repayment clauses in securitization transactions.
  • The recent corporate scandals in the US have, among other things, focussed attention on the issue of the independence of directors generally. In Canada, in the recent Second Cup/Cara decision rendered by the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC), the OSC briefly highlighted the issue of independence with respect to special committee members and advisers.
  • In turbulent times banks must trust material adverse change clauses to protect them from unforeseen risk. Richard Gray, Patrick Holmes and Kevin Muzilla of Milbank Tweed Hadley & McCloy examine the relative merits of these different arrangements
  • Hengeler Mueller and Cleary Gottlieb Steen and Hamilton have advised on Deutsche Telekom's mandatory convertible bond, only the second to be issued in Germany.
  • US firm Dechert has completed work on the largest high-yield debt offering in three years.
  • Clifford Chance has worked on what could be the first Italian whole business securitization, helping Aeroporti di Roma, the group that operates Rome's Fiumicino and Ciampino airports, reduce its debt.
  • The US Securities and Exchange Commission is preparing to rule on whether non-US financial institutions should be exempt from a ban on making loans to directors.
  • DLA hires 19 from Cameron in Hong Kong
  • Malaysia's market regulator is cutting approval times for capital markets deals in an effort to modernize its securities regime.
  • Reform initiatives at Korea's financial regulator have been thrust into the spotlight after a forced change in leadership mid-way through March.