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Institute on Securities Regulation in Europe (Fifth Annual): A Contrast in EU & US Provisions

Chair(s): Edward F. Greene, Patrick S. Kenadjian, Richard C. Morrissey

Practice Area: Corporate law, International law, Securities and other financial products

Published: Dec 2005 i Other versions can be found in the Related Items tab.
ISBN: 1402406819
PLI Item #: 6100
CHB Spine #: B1520

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Front Matter
Table of Contents
Chapter 1. Selected EU Financial Services Directives on Securities Offerings and Ongoing Reporting
Chapter 2. Memorandum: Securities Act Reform for the Capital Markets Development I Panel
Chapter 3. Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Registration, Deregistration and Making Progress in the Iron Triangle of Washington
Chapter 4. The Prospectus Directive and Its Likely Impact—Part 1: The Eurobond Market
Chapter 5. The Prospectus Directive and Its Likely Impact—Part 2: MTN Programmes
Chapter 6. The Prospectus Directive and Its Likely Impact—Part 3: Exchangeable and Convertible Bonds
Chapter 7. Incorporation by Reference—Prospectus Directive
Chapter 8. The Prospectus Directive at a Glance
Chapter 9. The Transparency Directive—What Does It Mean for Issuers of Securities?
Chapter 10. International Financial Reporting Standards—Who Is Going to Have to Use Them and When?
Chapter 11. Update on Capital Markets Developments: Disclosure
Chapter 12. Article 6 of the Market Abuse Directive—Changes to the Continuous Disclosure Regime for Listed Companies
Chapter 13. When and How Companies Must Disclose in the US Market
Chapter 14. Implementation Questions: SEC Rule First-Time Application of International Financial Reporting Standards
Chapter 15. Dataline 2005-21: SEC Amends Form 20-F to Accommodate Foreign Issuers’ First-Time Application of International Financial Reporting Standards
Chapter 16. United Kingdom Implementation of the Market Abuse Directive
Chapter 17. FSAP—Market Abuse Directive (MAD)
Chapter 18. MAD Glossary
Chapter 19. Directive 2003/6/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 28 January 2003 on Insider Dealing and Market Manipulation (Market Abuse)
Chapter 20. Securities and Exchange Commission, 17 CFR Parts 231, 241, and 271, Commission Guidance Regarding Prohibited Conduct in Connection with IPO Allocations
Chapter 21. Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (“MiFID”)—The New ISD
Chapter 22. Document Preservation and Production in Connection with Securities and Exchange Commission Investigations and Enforcement Actions
Chapter 23. Convergence of Bank Loan and High Yield Bond Products
Chapter 24. M&A Auctions Require Versatile Securities Lawyers—Hedge Funds and Other Alternative Funding Sources Increase Structuring Options
Chapter 25. Memorandum—Re: Delaware Chancery Court Provides Guidance on the Validity of Deal Protections in “Revlon” Transactions
Chapter 26. Memorandum—Re: UK Court Quashes Merger Approval Decision Because Complainant Was Given Insufficient Opportunity to Participate in the Review Process
Chapter 27. Memorandum—Re: SEC Adopts New Rules That Substantially Streamline Access to the U.S. Capital Markets
Chapter 28. The Worldcom Decision—Underwriters’ Due Diligence
Chapter 29. Hedge Funds and M&A—New Sharks and Too Little Shark Repellant
Chapter 30. M&A Deal Commentary (July 18, 2005)
Chapter 31. M&A Deal Commentary (July 25, 2005)
Chapter 32. Key Issues for Directors
Chapter 33. Takeover Law and Practice 2005
Chapter 34. US Rules on Cross Border Tender Offers: The Tier I and Tier II Exemptions
Chapter 35. The Future Direction of Takeover Regulation in Europe
Chapter 36. Attorneys’ Conflicts of Interest

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