Fuller: The Law and Practice of International Capital Markets, Second edition

Author: Geoff Fuller
Publisher: LexisNexis U.K.
ISBN: 9781405744959
Published In: August 2009
Format: Hardback
Jurisdiction: International ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

New Edition is available now !

Description
Contents
Author

Details

"Geoff Fuller is especially experienced in CDOs, SIVs and repackagings. Given current market conditions, his expertise is proving invaluable .." Chambers 2009

Fuller: The Law and Practice of International Capital Markets offers comprehensive coverage of the key areas within capital markets including securitisation, guarantees, capital adequacy, Islamic finance, prospectuses, liability management, covenants and warrants. Fuller: The Law and Practice of International Capital Markets book explains transaction structures, the relevant documents and how statutes and case law impact on them. Using a practical and accessible approach to the subject, it also benefits from a clause-by-clause analysis of key documents and structures.

Written by an industry expert, The Law and practice of international Capital Markets is a mixture of clear overview and important detail provides essential information while also using terms that make it accessible to the layman.

New for this edition of Fuller: The Law and Practice of International Capital Markets

The impact of the financial crisis
Expanded coverage of the Companies Act 2006
More in-depth explanation of derivatives
Prospectus liability put in context - when, how and why you and your clients might be vulnerable
A review of risk factors, due diligence and verification, all of increasing importance during the current economic climate

1. Overview and general description;
2. Historical development;
3. Trustees and agents;
4. Asset-backed securities;
5. Equity-linked securities;
6. The offering process;
7. Payment provisions;
8. Covenants;
9. Guarantees;
10. Subordination and capital adequacy;
11. Taxation;
12. US securities and tax laws;
13. Legal opinions;
14. Variation of rights

By Geoff Fuller, Partner, Allen & Overy