International Financial Law Review

Issue: XXVI, 10

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Americas

• The spirit of a crisis  4 - 4
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• PEOPLE AND FIRMS  6 - 7
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• DEAL DIGEST  8 - 9
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• The merits and myths of principles-based regulation  10 - 11
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• Japan M&A takes hit from weapon rules  10 - 10
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• Up all night: lawyers struggle to restructure Sivs  11 - 11
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• North Rock reveals Basel shortcomings  12 - 12
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• Australia's reaction to mortgage crisis falls short  12 - 12
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• European Commission doesn't understand corporate counsel  13 - 13
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• Takeover loophole closed  13 - 13
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• Americans abroad  14 - 15
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• Bad news for lenders  16 - 16
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• How a Siv was saved  17 - 17
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• How to rescue your conduit  18 - 20
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• Do you want Iasb?  16 - 17
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• Don't let traders use their mobiles  22 - 23
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• Afraid of revolution  24 - 25
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• Tipping point  26 - 28
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• Down, but not out  30 - 31
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• Don't be the second little pig  32 - 33
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• A future onshore  34 - 35
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• The tail that wags the dog  36 - 38
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• Yet more uncertainity  39 - 41
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• If you use CCF, use it right  42 - 43
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• Way of the future  44 - 46
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• Pain and litigation  47 - 47
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• More costs than benefits?  48 - 50
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• Break the bottleneck  51 - 51
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• Shareholding disclosure  53 - 53
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• Leasing  53 - 54
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• Property lending  54 - 54
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• Investment incentives  54 - 54
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• Venture capital  55 - 55
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• M&A  55 - 55
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• Consumer financial transactions  55 - 56
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• Financial regulation  56 - 56
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• Rating agencies  56 - 57
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• New listing rules  57 - 57
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• Public-private partnerships  57 - 58
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• Debentures  58 - 59
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• Financial assistance  59 - 59
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• Sub-prime litigation  59 - 59
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• US lawyers need principles  60 - 60
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