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  • Banking supervision By Jochen Kindermann and Boris Körner of Simmons & Simmons, Frankfurt
  • By Chandler & Thong-ek Law Offices, Bangkok
  • By Koo & Partners in association with Paul Hastings Janofsky & Walker LLP, Hong Kong
  • David Olsson is a financial services partner in the Melbourne office of Mallesons Stephen Jaques and has practiced for some years in London, Hong Kong and Sydney. He is currently the national practice team leader of the firm's Financial Services Group.
  • By Rafael A Morales of SyCip Salazar Hernandez & Gatmaitan
  • Financial services developments The regulatory aftermath of Enron and Allied Irish/AllFirst, and September 11 By Robert Bostrom and Kenneth Hall, Winston & Strawn
  • Recent developments in Canadian financial services law Financial Services Law Changes - Barry Ryan Proceeds of crime (money laundering) - Barbara McIsaac, Gregory Tzemenakis and Mary Caldbick Privacy legislation - Nancy Carroll, McCarthy Tétrault
  • The Brazilian financial system By Nei Schilling Zelmanovits of Machado, Meyer, Sendacz e Opice Advogados, São Paulo
  • Barry Ryan is a partner in the business law section of the firm's Toronto office. His practice focuses on corporate finance, banking, project finance and the regulation of financial institutions. Mr Ryan has extensive corporate finance experience in both the Canadian and international capital markets in relation to public and private financings. He also has extensive banking experience in relation to both lending and restructuring matters. Mr Ryan regularly acts for a number of large Canadian banks, major non-Canadian financial institutions and various large institutional investors in relation to their capital market activities, their regulatory affairs and various credit and financial restructuring matters. He is a frequent speaker at both public conferences and private seminars on banking and corporate finance topics. Called to the Ontario bar in 1983.
  • By David Olsson and Greg Hammond, Mallesons Stephen Jaques, Australia