June 2009

Main

Watch for emerging nations

Managers and funds swap places

Be careful with time limits

Welcome flexibility

Stay of bankruptcy

How can secondary boards succeed?

Securities loan gone bust

Securities and financial advisors amendments

Time to resolve voting

Securities trading in regulated markets

When I was in the White House

Hedge funds have taken control

A necessary headache

Nobody is happy

Bankers' Counsel Poll 2009

Private practice response: Morrison & Foerster: Don't rely on models

Editorial: You've got banks wrong

Skadden recruits from Citi; Herbert Smith hires Linklaters office; Simpson recruits from Clifford Chance

Asia's first covered bond; Ford launches equity offering with Davis Polk; Countrywide restructured by Freshfields

German private equity chief berates regulation

Cesr chairman prefers disclosure for shorting

Make HK directors liable now

Obama has ignored bankruptcy law

Russia welcomes foreign securities, but with complications

US stress tests force government control on banks

PCCW decision: reform Hong Kong privatisations

''Monumental fallout'' of hedge fund directive

European companies targeted

Return of retail debt

Making sense of the regimes

International Chinese standards

A lot to talk about

Special servicers key to property deals

Lessons of the Dow/Rohm saga

New regime needs tweaks

Incentives to strengthen the Investor Compensation Scheme

See the wood for the trees

New double taxation agreement

Implementation of the Transparency Directive

Proposed act on fund settlements

The Arbitration Act 2005

Listing by way of introduction

Guarantee scheme for corporate loans

Securities companies scrutinised

International Correspondents

Features

Tax Relief

Special Features

News Analysis

Editorial

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