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  • Bankruptcy and insolvency; special rules on banks and financial institutions
  • Review of company law to examine public offering rules
  • Morgan Stanley Dean Witter and Chase Manhattan have set up a £1.3 billion ($1.95 billion) working capital facility and a £2.5 billion senior facility for NTL Communications, helping to cover the acquisition of Cable & Wireless' UK residential cable business.
  • Jaap Willeumier and Rogier Raas of Stibbe Simont Monahan Duhot look at how the cross-border nature of the internet is causing the Netherlands to reexamine the ways in which issuers control information about securities offerings
  • The global boom in e-commerce has focused the attention of Hong Kong companies on the use of employee share schemes as a key element in remuneration packages. But, there is often confusion over which legal and regulatory requirements need to be considered when introducing such a scheme. David Clark and Stephen Smith of Linklaters, Hong Kong explain the issues
  • lastminute.com and egg.com have shown how the internet can be used successfully to promote securities offerings. But investors and issuers still face legal challenges in protecting themselves. Alero Cave, Anky Chan and Marco Crosignani of Allen & Overy, London, report
  • Bankruptcy law in Kazakhstan
  • Seven firms are involved in the proposed $46 billion combination of Vivendi with the Seagram Company and the Canal+ television station.
  • Antonio Sáinz de Vicuña, European Central Bank: In an exclusive interview, the general counsel of the European Central Bank talks to Rufus Jones about European stock market mergers, the future for regulation and the performance of the euro
  • Portuguese firm Morais Leitão, J Galvão Teles & Associados and US firms Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton have been working on the euro 250 million ($234 million) IPO of Impresa. Impresa is a leading Portuguese media company whose activities include television broadcasting and newspaper publishing.