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    About the authors
    Albert Birkner has been with Cerha Hempel Spiegelfeld since 1995. His main areas of practice are mergers & acquisitions, in particular takeovers, and corporate restructurings. Albert Birkner has represented various national and international clients in takeover proceedings and general M&A matters before the Austrian Takeover Commission. He also advises on company law issues, in particular the transaction-related restructuring.
    October 09 2002
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    About the authors
    Amit Kapur is a partner in the Indian law firm J Sagar Associates and works out of the New Delhi office. Amit is a commerce graduate who was awarded his bachelor's degree in law from the University of Delhi in 1988.
    October 09 2002
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    The energy industry in India: a perspective
    By Amit Kapur of J Sagar Associates
    October 09 2002
  • Brazil's corporate defence against devaluation
    The Brazilian real keeps on falling. But a new law will enable debtors to control payments inflated by devaluation. Walter Douglas Stuber of Amaro Stuber e Advogados explains
    September 30 2002
  • Banking judgment limits New York jurisdiction
    Foreigners seeking to fight their battles in New York courts may find they are unable to do so following a recent judgment. By John Willems and James Cain of White & Case
    September 30 2002
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    Marconi reveals shortcomings of credit swap documents
    The restructuring of Marconi is troubling the derivatives market. Those who have bought protection against the company are unsure whether its agreement with lenders counts as a credit event. Could banks find their credit swaps against other companies are similarly vague?
    September 30 2002
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    Korea and Taiwan follow Japan's securitization lead
    Japan has set the course for laws governing asset-backed finance. Taiwan and Korea aim to follow. By Tim Lester and Mohammed Asaria, of Lovells, and Udo van der Linden of ING
    September 30 2002
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    New securitizations give hope to Latin issuers
    Marun Jazbik and Frederico Buosi of Allen & Overy report on how banks are using new structured deals to defy the jitters of Latin American markets and raise money
    September 30 2002
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    What Europe's web directive means for finance
    UK barrister Iain Sheridan explains how new online trading rules in Europe will affect the financial services industry
    September 30 2002
  • Where does the telecoms slump leave lenders?
    Banks that have lent to telecoms companies should re-examine their security packages. Getting their money back could be harder than they think. By Diane Mage Roberts of Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe
    September 30 2002
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