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  • Credit Suisse First Boston and Goldman Sachs developed an innovative solution to a legal hitch that threatened the $700 million bond and share offering by Adecco.
  • Re-Regulation of securities and other investment funds By Dr Brian Wallace, Semkow of the School of Business and Management, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong
  • Emerging markets projects can suffer as much from the machinations of politicians as from everyday commercial pressures.
  • US and Japanese firms have helped to complete the largest project financing in Japan.
  • i-Cable has completed the first dual listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and Nasdaq. The cable television and broadband internet service provider raised HK$4.3 billion ($560 million). The deal is also the first global offering by an Asian cable televison operator.
  • The euro-network of UK firm Cameron McKenna has lost its second member in seven months. The departure of Swedish firm Tisell means that the alliance now has only three members.
  • n a 1998 decision of the Canadian Federal Court of Appeal, Shell was denied a portion of the tax benefit gained from a currency derivative structure. Ron Schlumpf of CIBC World Markets, Toronto, reviews the Supreme Court of Canada’s reversal of that decision
  • Borrowers should be extremely cautious of taking loans which are repayable on demand. Alexander Janes of Coudert Brothers, London, reviews the process of calling in an overdraft in various courts in the Commonwealth
  • Consolidation is coming to Australia's legal market. The professional services firms are eyeing up targets and London and New York firms are on their way. But Australia’s lawyers are not cowering in the corner. They are just getting on with innovative deals. Ralph Cunningham reports
  • The OSLA is the agreement of choice for documenting stock lending transactions in the London-based Euro markets