Laying down the law

- By Risk Staff
- 01 Jan 2004

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The comfortable world of the sterling and euro market has been stirred up following the publication last October of reform proposals by 26 leading bondholders, dubbed the Group of 26. Privately, some issuers and investment banks are seething, and warn of the dire consequences of the proposals. Publicly, even some investors are questioning whether they have any chance of success.

The debate erupted most pertinently at the Houses of Parliament in London, where JPMorgan held an event at the end of

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