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International Securitization and Finance Report
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If you have responsibilities for securitizations or structured finance in international markets, you are well aware that the growth of asset-backed securitizations and structured finance in Europe, Asia and Latin America has created exciting new opportunities. However, you must stay informed of unique new structures for different regions including confusing regulations, stability of currency, capital controls, and international tax and accounting issues. Subscribers to our publications are equipped with the strategic knowledge necessary to make better international business decisions. As a subscriber to International Securitization & Finance Report, you will:
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IN THIS ISSUE:Private Equity, Venture Capital Industry Jaime Trujillo Caicedo, Partner at Baker & McKenzie, offers insight into Colombia’s business environment, ranging from levels of interest from local and foreign investors, to the industries attracting the most attention, to the kinds of financing available, to tax laws. Page 1 China’s Tax Authorities Show Increased Interest in Transfer Pricing Historically, the focus of Chinese tax authorities in regards to transfer pricing has been on the sale and purchase of tangible goods. Today, tax authorities are becoming more interested in transfer pricing matters related to cross-border services. Page 1 Six Months Later, Not Much to Show for U.S.’s National Export Initiative If one measure of President Obama’s National Export Initiative is the number of jobs created, there is still a long way to go, as is evident from an unemployment number that still hovers stubbornly at about 9.5%. ISFR explores why the NEI deserves only a passing grade. Page 3 EU Prospectus Directive: What’s on the Horizon? The draft amending directive includes the introduction of a reduced disclosure regime for rights issues, a new exemption for retail cascades, a wider employee share scheme exemption and an increase in wholesale debt minimum denominations. Page 5 Consensus Forecast Forecasts of 60 corporate treasurers are provided for the Europe, Middle East and Africa regions. Page 7
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