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  • Douglas Bartner, Michael Bosco, James Garrity and Stacey Spevak of Shearman & Sterling explain how Grapes became the first foreign company with minimal assets in the US to achieve restructuring under Chapter 11
  • Italy's regions, provinces, municipalities and other local entities can now securitize proceeds derived from the divestment of real estate assets under Law No 289 (December 27 2002). These territorial entities have become equal, in this respect, to the central government, which can finalize this kind of transaction under Law Decree No 351 (September 25 2001) as converted with amendments into Law No 419 (November 23 2001). For more details see IFLR, International briefings, January 2002.
  • Recent corporate scandals in the US and related discussions concerning the independence and integrity of analysts and their investment research have led to similar discussions in Finland. This article provides a brief overview of the Finnish rules and regulations applicable to investment research.
  • The revision of the exemption regulation that has caused problems for borrowers (see main feature) has also affected securititizations, putting billions of dollars of transactions temporarily at risk.
  • Life for foreigners issuing securities in The Netherlands has been made more difficult by a recent amendment to the law. Michael Evans reports on what lawyers are doing to change this
  • Global derivatives transactions are set to benefit fromimproved legal certainty thanks to a new master agreement document improving close-out procedures ( see article).
  • The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) voted last month to order mutual funds to disclose how they cast proxy votes, in a defeat for the $6.6 trillion industry.
  • After several years of restructuring and writing off bad loans, Asian banks want to raise their capital adequacy ratios by issuing hybrid tier one securities. Sanghoon Lee of Linklaters looks at the steps regulators have taken so far and considers the structural challenges that remain
  • The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) is looking forward to a new era in Hong Kong's financial markets with the long-awaited Securities and Futures Ordinance (SFO) due to come into effect on April 1 2003.
  • Belgium's lawmakers are hoping to learn from the mistakes of the US and their European peers and bring legal certainty to the supervision of markets and the behaviour of listed companies.