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Contracting out

Contracts for difference have caught regulators' eyes as being at the centre of possible market abuse scandals. Talk is brewing of a clampdown, with the UK regulator due to publish the results of a consultation paper this month. But are the fears justified? Gareth Gore reports

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Surprise is always the favoured form of attack, not least when the strategy can save a company millions. But when defence and aerospace giant BAE Systems used a surprise weapon of its own in a takeover bid for the UK-based military vehicle manufacturer Alvis back in June 2004, some investors started to cry foul. Under the noses of Alvis shareholders, BAE had effectively sewn up the fate of a large

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