Online Resources

Document No.1: Debt Re-Structuring (February 1992)
Document No.2: Recommendations of Participants (March 1992)
Document No.3: Good Debt Management Pays (January 1993)
Document No.4: Negotiations in Debt and Financial Management (December 1994)
Document No.5: The Role of the Lawyer in External Debt Management (October 1995)
Document No.6: Selected Essays on Development Finance and the Role of the Lawyer in International Debt Operations (July 1999)
Document No.7: Selected Issues in Loan Negotiations with Official Creditors (September 1999)
Document No.8: The "Building Blocks" of Effective Government Debt Management (December 1999)
Document No.9: Problems and Perspectives of Debt Negotiations (April 2000)
Document No.10: Negotiation of Specific Clauses of Loan Agreements (May 2000)
Document No.11: The Role of Parliamentary Counsel in Legislative Drafting (May 2000)
Document No.12: Tax Legislation and the Lawyer's Training needs: An African Perspective (November 2000)
Document No.13: Capital Market Development: The Road Ahead(November 2000)
Document No.14: Alternative Dispute Resolution Methods (March 2001)
Document No.15: Negotiation and Drafting Clauses in Loan Agreements: Events of Default (March 2001)
Document No.16 The Role of the International Monetary Fund in Africa(July 2001)
Document No.17: Institutional Framework for Public Sector Borrowing (October 2002)
Document No.18: Promoting Growth in African Capital Markets (November 2002)
Document No.19: The Role of Lawyers in International Financial Negotiations (September 2003)
Document No.20: A New Direction for African Capital Markets (December 2004)
Document No.21: A New Approach to Debt Management (January 2005)

Upcoming online courses

e-Learning and Networking for a Global Audience of Finance and Trade Officials - see 2010 course calendar