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  • securities@crossroads.com
    The London Stock Exchange has revealed plans to use the Internet for its shelf registration system. Nick Ferguson examines securities registration and trading in cyberspace, which will revolutionize capital markets
    December 01 1998
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    Latin American projects test sovereign resolve
    Enron has recently failed in both Brazil and Argentina to find bank finance. A panel of lawyers, banks and sponsors discuss how to reach financial close on regional projects
    December 01 1998
  • China
    On October 6 1998 the People's Bank of China ordered the closure of a non-bank financial institution, Guangdong International Trust and Investment Co (GITIC). Although this has worried foreign financial institutions and the media, it must be seen as a significant step towards a market economy and the implementation of the rule of law.
    December 01 1998
  • Fannie Mae’s $3 billion bond issue
    Fannie Mae, the leading US mortgage lender, last week announced a $3 billion bond issue. The bonds are five year benchmark notes, due November 14 2003.. It was Fannie Mae's first issue in the five-year market since April.
    December 01 1998
  • Olivér Glatz
    Barbara Galli talks to Olivér Glatz, General Counsel of the National Bank of Hungary
    December 01 1998
  • Y2K in Asia: authorities call for urgent action
    IFLR asked practitioners in Hong Kong, Singapore and Australia how financial authorities are reacting to the Millennium bug and what steps banks should take to achieve compliance
    December 01 1998
  • China implements new foreign exchange regime
    Resisting the pressure to devalue the renminbi, the central bank and State Administration of Foreign Exchange have taken steps to prevent damage to China’s foreign exchange system. By Thomas E Jones of Freshfields, Hong Kong
    December 01 1998
  • Italy takes new approach to securitization
    Securitization is rapidly becoming a common financing technique in Italy with new regulations modelled on foreign securitization rules. By Raffaele Rizzi of Baker & McKenzie, London
    November 01 1998
  • Contrasting fortunes in the Americas
    US firms suffered from the effects of the Asian crisis on Latin America, but benefited from a thriving market at home, while Canadian firms enjoyed an increasing involvement in global equity offerings. Barbara Galli reports
    November 01 1998
  • European Union
    The Commission has proposed a Directive to establish a clear regulatory framework for the distance-selling of financial services within the single market.
    November 01 1998
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