International Financial Law Review

Issue: XXI, 12

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International Briefings

• - British Virgin Islands - Immobilization of bearer shares - Canada - Shareholder-approved versus tactical poison pills - Colombia - Restrictions for issuers and trading in the securities market - Mexico - The Mexican futures and options Market  50 - 56
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Client Update: France

• Courts hold back structured finance  26 - 29
  Mannix, Rob

• Why Asian companies should not shun US markets  46 - 48
  DeSombre, Michael
  You, Melissa
  DeLaMater, Robert

Features - International

• Restructuring in emerging markets  41 - 45
  Kargman, Steve

Features - Europe

• EU listing rules and small issuers  21 - 22
  Dammers, Clifford

News

• - Malaysia adopts international securitization template - SEC denies foreigners Sarbanes-Oxley reprieve - How stock options could be expensed under accounting rules - Russia gives priority to secured creditors  10 - 15
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Features - Americas

• What creditors should fear from US insolvency reforms  23 - 25
  Bienenstock, Martin

• What Keview will do for Hong Kong bankrupts  37 - 39
  Vaizey, Tom

Client Update: France

• Will banks fail the liability test?  30 - 31
  Mannix, Rob

Features - Letter

• Defending the reputation of trade finance  3 - 3
  Budd, Nicholas

Client Update: France

• The problem with French usury law  32 - 34
  Tene, Omer
  Cafritz, Eric

Cover Story

• Why the SEC should not regulate lawyers  16 - 17
  Hall, Richard

• Indian takeover reforms deter foreign investors  35 - 36
  H R, Saviprasad
  Jalan, Abhimanyu

News Focus

• - Why Basel's latest plans spell danger for securitization - Pitt resignation: who should take over the Commission? - Asia uses arbitration to solve governance puzzle - Fury at changes to Europe's financial services law  4 - 9
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Features - Comment

• No more walls on Wall Street  19 - 20
  Keogh, Kevin