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  • It's moving the cash flow - stupidBy Frederick L Feldkamp of Foley & Lardner, Chicago
  • The explosion of the high-technology economy and the realization that future business will be conducted online is affecting the strategy of US firms. Rob Mannix reports
  • Political risk insurance and emerging markets structured securities By Thomas B Siebens and Lonnie S Keene of Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy
  • Simmons & Simmons and Allen & Overy have advised on the first European securitization of airport revenues. It is also the first securitization of airport revenues without external guarantee.
  • Reports of a potential merger between San Francisco firm Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe and London IP/IT boutique Bird & Bird emerged at the end of October. The stories have been met with denials and silence at the two firms. However, rumours continue to circulate.
  • Jones Day Reavis & Pogue has recruited two new partners. Conrad Everhard has joined the firm's New York office from Bryan Cave. Everhard will be a member of the firm's business practice group and technology specialized industry practice. Geoffrey Stewart joins the firm's Washington office from Hale and Dorr and will operate in the litigation group. He is experienced in complex commercial litigation.
  • On the Formula One securitization, Morgan Stanley developed an innovative structure which allows issuers to combine the benefits of an equity offering and a bond issue. By Rob Mannix
  • During the past year some changes in the regulations applicable to securitization have taken place in Colombia By Jose Luis Suarez Parra and Ricardo Fandino De la Calle of Gomez Pinzon & Asociados, Bogota
  • Due to an administrative error, Bruckhaus Westrick Heller Löber was omitted from some tables in IFLR's European equity survey (IFLR October 1999). The corrected tables appear below
  • Securities fraud can lead to regulatory sanctions, civil suits and even possible criminal prosecution