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  • How best to set up a joint venture in Germany
    Benedikt Burger of Hölters & Elsing, Frankfurt, examines the legislative framework governing joint ventures in Germany at a time when they are becoming increasingly popular
    January 01 2001
  • Argentina unveils new law on leasing
    Argentina has introduced a law which sweeps away many of the previous restrictions on leasing activities. Javier Errecondo of Bruchou, Fernandez Madero, Lombardo & Mitrani, Buenos Aires, discusses the main points of the new legislation and how they will help promote the leasing market
    January 01 2001
  • Thailand
    Bank of Thailand’s rules on the use of internet networks by commercial banks in ThailandKitti Pintavirooj, Bangkok
    January 01 2001
  • Canada
    Increasing use of plans of arrangementSmith Lyons, Toronto
    January 01 2001
  • New Zealand
    Kiwi Bank: the people's bank
    January 01 2001
  • Colombia
    Another tax reform in the pipelineGómez-Pinzón y Asociados, Bogota
    January 01 2001
  • Shearman loses first UK partner
    Shearman & Sterling is to lose a UK partner for the first time, as London-based Rupert Walker leaves for Jersey's Mourant Group. Mourant is raiding its US peer as the offshore firm looks to capitalize on Europe's structured finance boom.
    December 01 2000
  • In brief
    White & Case swoops on Freshfields for Moscow energy growth
    December 01 2000
  • Simmons eyes Asian securitization growth
    Simmons & Simmons is the latest UK firm to boost its securitization capability in Asia, hiring one local specialist and relocating two lawyers to Hong Kong. Among the new faces, Simmons has hired the head of the Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi's Asia Pacific securitization group.
    December 01 2000
  • German regulator targets energy derivatives
    At a time when Germany is pressing ahead with the development of an energy derivatives market, its banking regulator has issued a statement calling for more stringent regulation of traders. Jörg Fried and Frank Herring of Oppenhoff & Rädler, Linklaters & Alliance, discuss how recent events have highlighted the need for clearer guidelines
    December 01 2000
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