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  • Susanna Beltramo and Stefano Agnoli of Studio Legale Beltramo, Rome discuss the innovative regime allowing companies to manage financial instruments centrally
  • Davis Polk & Wardwell rode the waves of market activity to pull away from the pack as top adviser on Yankee bonds in 1998. Rob Mannix reports
  • Nick Lockett of Sidley & Austin, London analyzes the risks of electronic banking and describes some of the security mechanisms available
  • While Europe is gripped by mergers, hirings and alliances, New York firms are relying on quality recruits and service to stay ahead. Nick Ferguson reports from New York
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  • GITIC’s bankruptcy in January — the biggest in Chinese history — left foreign banks reeling with credit lines pulled for PRC companies, and securities issues on hold. T K Chang of Coudert Brothers Hong Kong examines the implications of the first ever application of 1986 Bankruptcy Law to a leading financial institution
  • The fallout across emerging markets has revealed the limitations of relying on one country’s litigation system to resolve banking disputes. Simon Morgan and Jonathan Kelly of Simmons & Simmons, London explain why arbitration is a more effective remedy
  • Juan Andres Bautista of White & Case, Hong Kong reviews the new investment and foreign exchange laws for the Philippines in the wake of the Asian downturn
  • Choosing foreign laws to govern loans to PRC projects does not preclude the need for domestic approvals and registration of security interests. Zhang Xin, in-house counsel at China Construction Bank, Shenzhen explains how to meet local requirements
  • Liberalization of the banking sector