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Key proposals impacting the banking & financial markets #

01 June 2006

Vaidyanathan Venkateswaran, Senior Consultant (Vaidyanathan_v@infosys.com), and Alex Joseph, Consultant (alex_jospeh01@infosys.com) Infosys Technologies Limited

Tribunal Refuses Costs Application From Broker Cleared Of Market Abuse #

01 June 2006

Joanna Gray, Newcastle University

Revised memorandum of understanding on UK Financial Stability #

01 June 2006

George Walker, Centre for Commercial Law Studies, London

All systems go: A new approach to anti-money laundering compliance #

01 June 2006

Moving away from a territorial approach in cross-border insolvency? The adoption of the UNCITRAL model law in Great Britain and the Cambridge Gas case #

01 June 2006

In this article we look at two developments in cross-border insolvency in the United Kingdom – one legislative in the form of the introduction of the Model Law and the other judicial: the Cambridge Gas decision.

The MiFID implementing measures: excessive detail or level playing field? #

01 June 2006

* Jean-Pierre Casey is Head of Research at the European Capital Markets Institute and Research Fellow at the Centre for European Policy Studies. He can be reached on: +32 2 229 39 58 or by email at: jean-pierre.casey@ceps.be. Karel Lannoo is Secretary General of ECMI and Chief Executive of CEPS. The authors benefited from discussions held in the context of a joint CEPS/ECMI seminar on the subject, on 23 March 2006.

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