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BANKING & FINANCIAL SERVICESPROJECT FINANCENEWEDITION4TH EDITIONGraham Vinter, Gareth Price and David LeeThe new edition of a popular and highlyregarded text, Project Finance examinesthe legal issues involved in the tendering,negotiation, financial structuring andmanagement of infrastructure andenergy projects.It provides detailed guidance on the specificparts of the many branches of law that arebrought into play in a typical projectfinancing, from large cross-border upstreamoil and gas projects to small- to mediumsizedPPP projects. It is not solely a legalwork as it also gives advice on a multitudeof commercial and financial issues andexplains current market practice.• Draws together a disparate subject intoone reference source• Supplies clear, practice-focused adviceon how the law works in commercialsituations• Contains separate sections on the manydifferent commercial sectors whereproject financings take place• Features chapters on runningcompetitions and how to structure a bid• Considers the position where a projectruns into trouble• Examines the insurance issues relevantfor project finance• Discusses the impact of the credit crunchand necessary changes in approach• Considers the growing importance ofIslamic states and the differences inapproach to financing this requiresCONTENTS: The Parties Objectives; Running aCompetition; Structuring the Bid; Types of Vehicle;The Contractual Framework; Bankability; ThePrinciple Finance Documents; Sponsor Support,Security and Related Issues; Projects in Trouble;Insurance Issues; Export Credit and MultilateralAgencies; Other Issues; Some Specific Areas ofProject Finance; LNG Projects; Public PrivatePartnerships.JURISDICTION: United Kingdom, European Union,UK Common Law based countriesDec-2012 978 0 414 04239 1Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 380189Hardback c. £189.00/c. €241.00SALINGERON FACTORINGNEWEDITION5TH EDITIONNoel Ruddy, Simon Mills and Nigel Davidson"A useful addition to the library of thosewho find themselves involved in factoringtransactions or in advising those who may beaffected by them" – Journal of InternationalBanking Law and RegulationSalinger on Factoring is renowned for itshighly practical approach to the law andpractice relating to factoring and invoicefinance. It discusses the various forms, uses,and methods by which factoring can helpbusinesses, and offers detailed coverage ofthe legal background in which these servicesoperate. It combines a clear explanation ofthe law with practical guidance on itsimplementation.• Highly practical text presenting solutionsto the problems of daily practice• Looks at the origins and nature ofmodern factoring• Considers the relationship and theaccounting between factor and client• Explains the relationship between factorand debtors, including collectionprocedures and legal remedies whencollection procedures fail• Examines international factoring• Looks in detail at the commonly usedtypes of factoring agreement• Contains a selection of sampledocuments• Considers conflicts with third parties• Covers factoring and insolvency ofthe client• Looks at credit insurance and its potentialaffect on factoring agreements• Includes a glossary of termsCONTENTS: An introduction to modern factoringof debts – its origins and nature; The applicationof factoring to modern business; The factor’srelations with his client; The factor’s relationswith the debtors; Mutual reviews: the factor andthe client; International factoring; The legalstructure of factoring and transfer of ownershipof the debts; The effect of notice to the debtorand conflicts with third parties; Set-off and thedebtor’s countervailing rights; The factoringagreement – payment to the client by the factorand other terms; Insolvency of the client; Specialconsiderations for international factors; Thefactor’s use of company charges; Factoringcombined with credit insurance.JURISDICTION: United KingdomSep-2012 978 1 847 03552 3Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 238178Hardback c. £149.00/c. €190.00SECURITIESTRANSACTIONSIN EUROPE3 RELEASES A YEARSecurities Transactions in Europe provides anoverview of the national systems and regulatoryenvironments governing the securities markets inten key European countries. Key benefits include:• Areas are highlighted where local adviceshould be sought, and information isprovided to enable the reader to ask the"right questions" and to understand theimplications of the answers provided• Transaction-based, the service offersinvaluable guidance to help the usercomply with best practice• Each division is similarly structured, so onceyou are familiar with one country, you arefamiliar with them all• A newsletter keeps the reader up to datewith new legal developments• Each section written by legal practitionersfrom that jurisdictionJURISDICTION: United Kingdom, European Union978 0 863 25464 2Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 6542Looseleaf £1150.00/€1516.00Price includes service to December 20122012 Service PricesUK £965.00Europe £985.00/€1299.00Rest of World £990.00/$1702.00US REGULATION FOR ASSETMANAGERS OUTSIDE THEUNITED STATESConsultant Editors: Jack Murphy andKaren AnderbergThis guide explains all aspects of US regulationthat affect investment management firms andtheir advisers outside the US, dealing not onlywith SEC regulation but also Commodity FuturesTrading Commission (CFTC) and EmployeeRetirement Income Security Act (ERISA) aspects.• Covers compliance, record keepingrequirements and reporting requirements• Deals with investment adviser advertising• Details inspection and enforcementprocedures• Examines the marketing of non-USinvestment products to US investors• Includes state as well as Federal regulation• Looks at the application of US economic andtrade sanctions to asset managers outsidethe USJURISDICTION: United Kingdom, InternationalJan-2008 978 1 905 12119 9Sweet & Maxwell Product ID: 366035Paperback £135.00/€172.00To order any of these titles international customers please email TLRUKI.intlorders@thomsonreuters.com 17