International Financial Law Review

Issue: XXI, 10

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• Korea moves closer to master trust structures  12 - 13
  Rough, Clive
  Cheung, Elton

International Briefings

• -Belgium: Belgian courts consider tax status of put and call option expenses -Czech Republic: Czech Republic amends Securities Act  60 - 68
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• Korea and Taiwan follow Japan's securitization lead  22 - 26
  Lester, Tim
  Van der Linden, Udo

Features - Americas

• New securitizations give hope to Latin issuers  37 - 40
  Jazbik, Marun
  Buosi, Frederico

Cover Story

• Why lenders should support sovereign bancrupcy protection  19 - 21
  Cymrot, Mark

Features - Europe

• Insolvency: Europe's doomed quest for harmony  31 - 32
  Rizzi, Raffaele
  Caldwell, Georgina

Features - International

• Where does the telecoms slump leave lenders?  35 - 36
  Roberts, Diane Mage

News Focus

• Marconi reveals shortcomings fo credit swap documents  3 - 4
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Features - Comment

• Is Sarbanes-Oxley punishing others for US mistakes?  15 - 16
  Green, Ed

News

• -Bond market Association backs US analyst rules -UK turns to heightened disclosure as short selling debate continues -US securitization industry concerned over accounting proposal  5 - 9
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Features - International

• Linklaters top as firms battle equity slump  27 - 30
  Williams, Thomas

Features - Americas

• Banking judgement limits New York jurisdiction  33 - 34
  Cain, James
  Willems, John

Features - Comment

• Market abuse: in defence of the UK approach  17 - 18
  Abrams, Charles

Features - Europe

• What Europe's web directive means for finance  43 - 45
  Sheridan, Iain

Features - Americas

• Brazil's corporate defence against devaluation  41 - 42
  Stuber, Walter Douglas

Features - Europe

• Why Switzerland will not give up bank secrecy  47 - 51
  Evans, Michael