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  • Turkey
    The Turkish Parliament enacted Law No 4632 on Individual Private Pension and Investment Systems on April 7 2001, and this came into effect on October 8 2001, paving the way for the establishment and operation of pension companies and investment funds, individual private pension systems and individual private pension intermediaries.
    August 31 2002
  • Switzerland
    In July 2002 the pan-European exchange virt-x announced the introduction of a central counterparty (CCP) for spring 2003. With the interposition of the CCP between the parties trading on virt-x, clearing as a new element will be introduced after the trading (buying and selling of securities) and before the settlement (delivery and payment of securities in fulfilment of the contractual obligations resulting from trading).
    August 31 2002
  • The failure of Singapore's joint venture compromise
    Nick Ferguson reports on the strategies followed by international firms in Singapore since the country’s joint venture experiment hit trouble
    August 31 2002
  • Italy
    On July 2002 Borsa Italiana SpA, the company responsible for the Italian Stock Exchange, issued a revised version of the Code of Conduct for Italian listed companies which was set forth in 1999. The Code of Conduct has been drafted by the Committee for the Corporate Governance of Listed Companies.
    August 31 2002
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    Should bankers fear the UK Enterprise Bill?
    A row has blown up over provisions in the Enterprise Bill that some say could damage asset-backed deals. Tom Williams investigates
    August 31 2002
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    New York lawyers tell foreigners: "Prepare for the worst"
    Ben Maiden reports from New York on whether foreign issuers will still flock to the US
    August 31 2002
  • Mexico
    After the completion of the negotiations for the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta), the Mexican authorities started to negotiate international treaties around the world to avoid double taxation, as well as treaties for the exchange of tax information. Under the constitutional principles, these treaties when ratified and approved by the Mexican senate will become the highest laws of the land, together with the Mexican Constitution.
    August 31 2002
  • Setting global standards for cross-border insolvency
    Jay Lawrence Westbrook of the University of Texas School of Law considers the merits of three initiatives to deal with international workouts
    August 31 2002
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    The Market Abuse Directive: too much, too soon?
    Europe has set an ambitious timetable to combat Market Abuse. IFLR invited five financial specialists to discuss EU plans so far
    August 31 2002
  • Japanese settlement systems under review
    Japan's financial payment and settlement systems are to be strengthened as part of a review by a new committee set up to minimize operational risks in the country's financial markets. The initiative, spearheaded by the Financial Services Agency and agreed by the Financial System Council, will involve senior Japanese officials and academics looking at ways to create a safety net for the payment and settlement systems.
    August 31 2002
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