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  • The German government has said it will exempt banks from a law that has made true sale securitizations impossible for the past two years.
  • 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.
  • Secondary legislation to amend insolvency reforms in the UK Enterprise Act will extend administrative receivership rights to complex structured finance deals.
  • The French stock market regulator will decide next month whether or not to overturn its temporary ban on mandatory convertibles.
  • 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.
  • Hungary has recently adopted several amendments to Act CXII of 1996 on credit institutions (the Banking Act) and Act CXX of 2001 on capital markets (CMA). The Acts provide an integrated legal framework for the activities of financial and investment service providers and their supervision. The changes were triggered by comments from market participants and practitioners and also by the EU accession requirements.
  • Falling stock markets have led to a string of M&A deals putting unprecedented strain on public bid regulations in Norway, Finland, Denmark and Iceland. Thomas Williams reports
  • Scandinavian telecoms operator Song Networks has restructured its $550 million high-yield bonds, the first bond restructuring of a Swedish-listed company.
  • More deals than ever are being done with no documentation and little if any due diligence. Are banks taking too many risks? By Rob Mannix
  • Two main principles were set out by the legislator at the time of the recent enactment of Law 130/1999 on securitization: the exclusive object of a securitization vehicle must be to enter into securitization transactions; and the receivables of each transaction must represent assets segregated from the vehicle's own assets and from those of other securitizations which may be entered into by the same vehicle.