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  • Benedikt Burger of Hölters & Elsing, Frankfurt, examines the legislative framework governing joint ventures in Germany at a time when they are becoming increasingly popular
  • Korea's securitization market will be one to watch during 2001. Brown & Wood's Hong Kong office recently advised Chase Securities on the arrangement of a novel asset-backed securities issue for Asiana Airlines.
  • The formation of Easdaq in 1996 was the first successful attempt to create a pan-European securities exchange. This month, Rufus Jones talks to Easdaq’s general counsel, Dirk Tirez, about the exchange’s pioneering approach, his use of law firms and his thoughts on the potential for a single European stock exchange
  • Increasing use of plans of arrangementSmith Lyons, Toronto
  • Bank of Thailand’s rules on the use of internet networks by commercial banks in ThailandKitti Pintavirooj, Bangkok
  • Kiwi Bank: the people's bank
  • Central Department Reform and Non-Action Letter by FSAKomatsu, Koma & Nishikawa, Tokyo
  • Another tax reform in the pipelineGómez-Pinzón y Asociados, Bogota
  • Linklaters and Clifford Chance are advising on the $1.3 billion restructuring of Malaysia's TRI and Celcom, the country's largest cellular phone operator. Linklaters is advising Celcom, the fully-owned operating subsidiary of TRI.
  • Foreign capital in the Brazilian financial systemNoronha Advogados, London