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  • Cleary Gottlieb acts in largest US cross-border deal of the year
    Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton is representing financial institution HSBC in the $14 billion acquisition of consumer lender Household International, in this year's largest cross-border deal in the US.
    December 01 2002
  • Securitization industry hopes for Italian law to enable whole business deals
    The Italian government's plans for civil code reform affecting businesses are likely to be pushed back, allowing the securitization industry more time to lobby officials on changes enabling a form of whole business securitization to take place.
    December 01 2002
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    What banks should know about US pro-creditor reforms
    The US Congress has failed to pass new bankruptcy rules, but the experiment continues. Martin Bienenstock of Weil, Gotshal & Manges in New York says likely reforms will be unwelcome to creditors even if that is not their aim
    December 01 2002
  • How EU rules will deny access to retail markets
    The European Prospectus Directive will create one set of rules for listings in all EU markets. The regulations will also lead to bland documentation and could stop smaller companies listing in the EU, says Clifford Dammers of the International Primary Market Association
    December 01 2002
  • Accounting body calls for expensing of stock options
    The International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) has proposed that companies should account for share-based payment transactions, including employee's share options, as an expense.
    December 01 2002
  • Korean venture sets template for Asian bad-debt sales
    The novel structure of a joint venture between Lehman Brothers and Woori Finance Holdings, to buy up to $8.4 billion of non-performing loans (NPL) in Korea, has established a model for future distressed asset deals in Asia.
    November 01 2002
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    Wall Street in a spin as states get tough
    Regulators from around the US are queuing up to condemn investment banks for their use of analysts and allocation of shares in lucrative offerings. Ben Maiden reports from New York on the battle over Wall Street
    November 01 2002
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    Merrill's email blunder sends compliance warning to banks
    When Merrill Lynch fell foul of US securities laws during China Telecom's initial public offering, the bank's actions highlighted industry-wide cracks in internal compliance. By Andrew Crooke
    November 01 2002
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    Why central Europe's roads stay broken
    Money from the EU to improve central Europe's broken-down infrastructure will make less difference than lawyers might hope. Tom Williams reports
    November 01 2002
  • Synthetic structure wins capital relief approval from Japanese regulators
    Japanese banks are preparing to use synthetic collateralized loan obligations to obtain capital relief after the largest reported deal of this type won regulatory approval and closed at the end of September.
    November 01 2002
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