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Solvency and capital adequacy regulations for banks in The Netherlands By Bart P M Joosen of Steins Bisschop Meijburg & Co, Amsterdam

Dutch employment law By Wouter Hes and Nancy Manse of Steins Bisschop Meijburg & Co, Amsterdam

by Dr Peter C Schaufelberger, LLM and Dr oec HSG Richard W Allemann, of SvH Schaufelberger & van Hoboken, attorneys at law, Zurich-Zollikon

By Giulia Battaglia and Paola Meloni of Chiomenti Studio Legale, London

By Gian Paolo Zini of Zini & Associates, Milan

Enrico Cervone was appointed to the Commission by Presidential Decree on October 19 2001. He took the place of Salvatore Bragantini, who resigned on June 14 2001

By Laura Campanini, Economist, IntesaBci, Research Department

Netherlands law investment fund structures By Tom de Waard and Maurits Tausk of Clifford Chance, Amsterdam

Jean-Pierre Roth was born on 28 April 1946; he is a citizen of Saxon, Canton of Valais. After obtaining his matriculation certificate (commercial section) in Saint-Maurice in 1965, Jean-Pierre Roth studied economics at the University of Geneva. This was followed by doctoral studies (thesis: "La politique monétaire suisse, son efficacité en changes fixes et flottants") at the Institut Universitaire de Hautes Etudes Internationales (The Graduate Institute of International Studies), Geneva. He was subsequently awarded a bursary by the Swiss National Science Foundation to pursue postgraduate studies in the United States (Massachusetts Institute of Technology). After his return to Switzerland, Jean-Pierre Roth held lectureships at the University of Geneva and at the Institut Universitaire de Hautes Etudes Internationales.

By Dr Richard Meier, director international and research, SWX Swiss Exchange