International Financial Law Review

Issue: XXVI, 9

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• Toxic shock  3 - 3
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• PEOPLE AND FIRMS  4 - 6
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• DEAL DIGEST  6 - 7
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• Japan's surprise poison-pill warning  8 - 8
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• Public M&A: don't believe the hype  8 - 9
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• Put up or shut up: KKR keeps cov-lites  8 - 8
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• The first renminbi bond in Hong Kong? Or not?  9 - 9
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• Asia and Europe set for demerger boom  10 - 10
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• US national security threatens foreign acquisitions.  10 - 10
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• Asset managers shift to Europe  10 - 11
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• Japan: banks and hedge funds are too close  11 - 11
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• Aim struggles with US securities rules  11 - 11
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• A big win for banks  12 - 12
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• No PIKs or toggles  12 - 13
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• Guidance needed  13 - 13
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• The clean up  14 - 15
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• Testing the water  16 - 17
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• Green currency  18 - 20
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• Risky business  21 - 21
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• Change of tack  22 - 23
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• Heightened security  24 - 25
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• An investor's checklist  26 - 27
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• Past its prime  28 - 30
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• Time to act  31 - 31
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• London: guinea pig  32 - 33
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• Proof of burden  34 - 35
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• Investors at the gate  36 - 37
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• A timely reminder  38 - 39
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• A step too far?  40 - 41
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• Trail by fire  42 - 44
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• Tentative steps  45 - 47
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• The migration  48 - 49
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• Conditional acceptance  51 - 53
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• Staggered start  55 - 57
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• Passed, finally  59 - 61
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• Stamp duty capped  62 - 62
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• New insolvency regime  62 - 63
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• Modified commercial borrowings  63 - 63
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• New investment law  63 - 64
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• Solicitation regulations  64 - 64
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• Foreign lenders  64 - 65
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• Enhanced life insurance  65 - 65
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• Mifid implementation  65 - 66
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• Monopolies  66 - 66
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• Securities  66 - 67
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• Coupling call-spreads and convertibles  67 - 67
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• A lifetime in-house  68 - 68
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