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• Briefing notes: a look at the fresh ways of isolating a company’s income streams

• Sector focus on China: The desperate rush for the entrance

• Facts & figures: Is the debt binge coming to an end? - -

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Everyone wants a piece of the action

Richard Beales and Paul J Davies look at the rapid growth in the use of securitisation

Securitisation: It’s all a question of packaging

Richard Beales on fresh ways to isolate a company’s income streams and cut its financing costs

Case study: Domino’s

Richard Beales finds a topping formula to drive returns

Case study: J Sainsbury

Paul J Davies reports on how securitisation helped the UK supermarkets group get back in shape

Case study: Softbank

Richard Beales writes about why Japan’s biggest deal rings the right numbers

Facts & figures: Is debt binge coming to an end?

If there has been one constant feature of the current boom, it is that it is fuelled almost entirely by debt, says Peter Thal Larsen

Sector focus: China: Desperate rush for the entrance

Investment banks and their clients are keen to pile into the booming market, says Sundeep Tucker

Wall Street Despatch: Pensions worry CEOs

Regulatory, accounting and market changes are causing many companies to consider overhauling their approach to pension plans, writes David Wighton.

Debating point: Bosses’ agendas are converging

Carsten Stendevad of Citi notes that global companies are facing the same set of challenges.

Debt-defying strategies rule

Some want more of it, others less – but borrowing is taking centre-stage, says Joanna Chung

Dividend recaps: Wives green with envy

Dividend recaps by geography: Europe offers rich pickings

Dividend recaps diary: No pause as yet

Cov-lite market: Loose instruments without warning signs

Covenant-lite loans: The tables have now turned

Interview: Andrew Wates: Blueprint for keeping business in the family

Restructuring codes: Chapter 11 is often lost in translation

Me and my adviser: Good resolution for divestment

Viewpoint: Debt bubble denial bears resemblance to dotcoms