International Financial Law Review

Issue: XXIII, 7

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Cutting Edge: Close-Up

• TUI taps high-yield demand but keeps covenants loose  19 - 19
  Edwards, Bryant

Europe

• Will Eurotunnel inspire French proxy battles?  33 - 36
  Cafritz, Eric
  Gillespie, James
  Jaïs, Frédérique

Americas

• Is US structured finance facing reform overkill?  37 - 38
  Barry, Mary

News

• - Swiss deregulate to win Eurobond listings - UK court restores rights of senior creditors - Stock exchanges consider European ombudsman - ANZ counsel joins Blake Dawson - US policymakers back softer line on stock-option rules  6 - 13
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Asia

• Why Korea must improve protection for directors  35 - 36
  Torpey, Neil
  Han Kim, Jong
  Wareham, James
  Reding, John A.
• Asian issuers face rising class auction threat  23 - 25
  Boltz, Paul
  Auspitz, Jack
  Comey, Charles
• Banks and regulators divided over client secrecy  39 - 40
  Wong, Jill

Comment

• Europe and US must guard against regulatory clashes  20 - 21
  Schaub, Alex

International

• Securitization: in search of the next big thing  29 - 32
  Glass, Adam

Comment

• UK enforcers should balance speed and fairness  22 - 22
  Hopper, Martyn

Cover Story

• Bond-market group sets standards for research  27 - 28
  Skidan, Irene
  Fleischman, Edward

The Month in a Minute

• The Month in a Minute  4 - 5
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Cutting Edge: Close-Up

• CNH brings securitization of car dealer floorplans to Australian market  17 - 18
  Hoser, Tessa
• DZ Bank launces Germany's first synthetic true-sale transaction  15 - 16
  Heuer, Dennis
  Bartsch, Andreas

Asia

• Diligence plans worry Hong Kong sponsors  41 - 41
  Wong, Pansy

International Briefings

• Brazil - Global equity offerings China - Foreign investment companies Denmark - Insider trading abuse qualification Hong Kong - Regulatory requirements India - Client confidentiality Indonesia - Bankruptcy Italy - Derivatives for local authorities  43 - 48
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