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  • Everything about the Three Gorges Dam project is controversial, from the scale to the social and environmental displacement. The numbers are too – and in a forthcoming IPO the dam's operators will try to raise unprecedented volumes of equity. Chris Wright reports.
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  • The Philippine government is set to sell off a number of its power sector assets. But in a gloomy global economy who wants them? And would prospective bidders be able to secure the necessary acquisition finance? Dominic Jones reports.
  • The privatization sheen is wearing off in Victoria as the receivers are called in to two of the state's big transportation franchises. The good news is that the debt and bond markets seem relatively unscathed. Dominic Jones reports.
  • Syndicated loans, equity, debt and M&A
  • Qantas has cruised relatively unscathed through the past two years, benefiting indirectly from the bottoming out of the aviation industry. But the real test is to come. Bina Brown reports.
  • Macquarie Bank is the winner of the Asiamoney Australian securitization deal of the year with its Synthetic Master Asset Receivables Trust (SMART) Series 2002-1 which promises capital and risk management solutions for other banks.
  • The remarkable progress of the Australian securitization market in 2002 looks set to continue with the promise of yet more growth and diversification, rising offshore issuance and greater foreign investor participation in local deals. Mark B Johnson reports.
  • Caution was the watchword in the financial markets in 2002 but that didn't stop some great deals getting done. If anything, it meant that a number of landmark transactions took shareholders and investors into account even more than before. Fiona Haddock reports.
  • The Australian financial sector has every reason to be smug. While other OECD countries saw their markets struggle last year, Australia rode 2002 with relative ease. Fiona Haddock reports.
  • Taiwan's first ever asset-backed securitization deal is complete at last. Will the Industrial Bank of Taiwan CLO arranged by the ubiquitous SG Investment Bank open the floodgates to originators eager to sell off a broad array of asset classes? Mark B Johnson reports.