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  • Changes in Italy’s legislation and government have done much to increase the work-load of firms in Italy. But as Thomas Williams reports from Milan and Rome, a second wave of competition from across the Atlantic is forcing Italian firms to reevaluate their strategies
  • A year ago Austria seemed about to experience the fusionsfieber seen in neighbouring Germany during the nineties. Instead, many people have gone cold on the idea of making international links. Ben Maiden reports on why the revolution has been put on hold
  • In the second of a two-part series, Ellen Hayes and Amy Cummings of Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Washington DC, look at how recent developments in the use of multilateral agencies and political risk insurance can help investors gain confidence in project finance
  • Further to the recent entry into force of CONSOB Resolution No 13086 of April 18 2001 amending CONSOB Resolution No 11971 of May 14 1999, the listing of covered warrants and structured notes of banks and supra-national entities is now allowed on the basis of programmes as an alternative to the previous regime.
  • The proposal (COM (2001) 168 final) for a Directive on Financial Collateral Arrangements (the PD) was given on March 27 2001. The Finnish government has officially notified the Finnish parliament of the contents of the PD and attached a brief memorandum to the notification giving a general picture of the views of the Ministry of Finance in respect of the implementation of the PD.
  • By a decision published in the Official Gazette on April 25 2001, the president of Brazil confirmed that the competition authority (CADE) is not the governmental body responsible for judging the cases of mergers, incorporations or acquisitions involving financial institutions authorized to operate by the Central Bank of Brazil.
  • Peter Voisey of Clifford Chance, London, examines last month’s groundbreaking multi-jurisdictional real estate securitization
  • James Walker and Tongeun Kim of Clifford Chance, Hong Kong analyze Prudential Financial’s two-stage strategic investment of up to $500 million in Korea’s CJ Investment Trust and Securities
  • Linklaters & Alliance is acting on a ground-breaking public-to-private utility services deal in Ecuador. The project will provide International Water (IW) with a 30-year concession to operate, maintain and upgrade the drinking water and sewage system in Guayaquil, Ecuador. The UK firm is also advising on shareholder arrangements to regulate the sponsors' involvement in the project company.
  • Recent Japanese legislative changes relating to the establishment of holding companies and corporate splits will have important effects on convertible Eurobond documentation. Alan Davies and Surya Soni of Linklaters & Alliance, Tokyo, explain