《International Finance in the 1990s Challenges and Opportunities》

Part I Global Considerations1

1. Prospects for International FinanceAnthony D. Loehnis3

2. Six Global Business and Financial Trends:A Lesson about InterconnectednessWilliam B. Sechrest13

3. Innovations in LDC Debt Conversions Carsten Thomas Ebenroth32

4. Projecting Trends in International Bank Supervision:After BCCI Joseph J. Norton64

Part Ⅱ International Financial Arrangements85

5. Project Financing Concerns Raymond M. Auerback87

6. “Euromarket” Developments: Legal Aspects of Investing and Raising Finance in Russia, the Czech Republic andSlovakia, Hungary, and PolandRobert L. Drake, Philippe Max, Benedikt Weiffenbach,Wim A. Timmermans, Jan Grozdanovic, Timothy E. D.Gee, Kalman Gyarfas, Anna Halustyik, Tomasz Ujejski,and Christopher Szpojnariwicz109

7. US Legal Considerations Affecting Global Offerings of Shares in Foreign Companies Daniel A. Braverman174

Part Ⅲ Trade-Related Financings237

8. Forfaiting Howard J. Waterman239

9. Official Export Financing and Arrangements: US, UK, EC, and OECD Grant D. Aldonas256

10. The Increasing Importance of Countertrade Adrian A. Montague275

Part Ⅳ Niche Financings291

11. Asset Securitization Developments: US and UK David Barbour and R. E. Parsons293

12. Swap Financing Schuyler K. Henderson344

13. Issues and Trends in Aircraft and Ship Financing from Current Methods Gordon C. C. Hall and Ian R. Siddell364

Part V Special Legal Concerns377

14. Confidentiality of Bank Records, Money Laundering, and Transaction Reporting Requirements under US Law Stephen K. Huber379

15. International Coordination of Insolvency Proceedings: A Transatlantic Perspective Joel P Trachtman404

Index434