International Financial Law Review

Issue: XXI, 5

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Features - Europe

• Nordic firms go back to bricks and mortar  43 - 49
  Hoare, Stephen
• Europe's new rules for cross-border insolvencies  17 - 20
  Marshall, Jennifer

Features - Asia-Pacific

• China clears path for foreign investors  62 - 64
  Lauffs, Andreas
  Tan, Andrew

Features - Americas

• US courts set limits of sellers' liability  37 - 38
  Droop, Christian
  Otte, Sarah Casey

Features - Europe

• Spanish lawyers struggle in a bigger Europe  29 - 36
  Williams, Thomas
• Germany legislates to boost investor confidence  39 - 42
  Apfelbacher, Gabriele

International Briefings

• Australia - Australia proposes changes to its anti-money-laundering laws China - New guidelines introduced for foreign investors Hong Kong - Legislation tightened on debt collection agencies Japan - Corporate governance amendments introduced  68 - 80
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Cover Story

• Why EU takeover plans would freeze Europe's markets  13 - 15
  Palmer, James

Features - Asia-Pacific

• Restructuring Asia's distressed banks  65 - 67
  Timblick, Alastair
  Gilligan, Philip

Features - Europe

• French regulator raises prospectus demands  21 - 22
  Tene, Omer
  Cafritz, Eric

News

• - Regulators act to tackle analyst conflicts - Eurostat to look again at sovereign securitizations - Taiwan plans property securitization future - Shelf structure eases entry to US market - Uria and Garrigues scoop Enagas IPO mandate  3 - 10
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Features - Close-up

• How Global TeleSystems made bankruptcy pay  11 - 12
  Planchard, Steven C.

Features - Asia-Pacific

• Renovating Vietnam's banking industry  58 - 61
  Foster, Tony

Features - Europe

• Counting the cost of Portugal's errors  23 - 28
  Williams, Thomas