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  • Foreign lawyers cheer China's reformist trend
    When will China deliver on its promise as an industrial and financial centre of unprecedented size? Nick Ferguson talks to the lawyers hoping to profit from the country's reform
    July 31 2002
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    Rating triggers: corporates worried as market sours
    By Thomas Williams
    July 31 2002
  • Why China's insolvency regime must improve
    China has shown its willingness to open markets to competition. But the country's insolvency laws need updating if lawmakers want foreign investment to last. By Campbell Korff and Xinhong Liu of Clifford Chance, Hong Kong
    July 31 2002
  • EU rules threaten sovereign securitization
    Europe's statistical body is the latest group to show its suspicion of structured finance, setting rules that treat sovereign securitizations differently from other types of state- guaranteed deals. Yannis Manuelides of Allen & Overy explains why Eurostat is wrong
    July 31 2002
  • Switzerland
    In the wake of the Enron crisis, the Federal Banking Commission has toughened its stand on energy trading and energy traders. In particular, Swiss firms which intend to participate at the new European Energy Exchange (EEX) in Leipzig, may do so only if they have received a broker/dealer licence from the Federal Banking Commission.
    July 31 2002
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    Reform puts Brazil on a different path
    Brazil is talking tough despite the problems of nearby Argentina. Ben Maiden finds out why local lawyers are sure recent reforms mean their nation will not suffer the same difficulties
    July 31 2002
  • A guarded welcome for banking investors in China
    New rules that open China's fund management and securities industries to foreign investment do not remove all barriers to overseas banks. Nicholas Howson and Lester Ross of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison report
    July 31 2002
  • Freshfields and Linklaters advise on fashion IPO
    In a month that saw the UK's FTSE 100 index fall to its lowest levels since 1997, Great Universal Stores' public sale of a 22.5% stake in clothing company Burberry was a welcome distraction for capital markets teams at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer and Linklaters.
    July 31 2002
  • Peugeot closes pan-European securitization first
    Peugeot has closed a complex €1.5 billion ($1.49 billion) securitization of French and Spanish car loans using a Dutch special purpose vehicle (SPV), the biggest European car deal yet, involving three jurisdictions.
    July 31 2002
  • Word of Mouth
    "Morgan Stanley is not going to take a big position if the market could move against it, and the market surely would"
    July 31 2002
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