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Latham & Watkins operates in Seoul as a Foreign Legal Consultant Office. The Law Office of Salman M. Al-Sudairi is Latham & Watkins’ associated office in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. © Copyright 2017 Latham & Watkins. All Rights Reserved.  \nSome years ago, a few clever members of our corporate and finance departments in the US created the first Book of Jargon, a glossary of corporate and bank finance slang and terminology. Intended to offer a sort of crash course for recent law and business school graduates navigating Wall Street, the book also served as a desktop reference for not-so-recent graduates. Following fast on the heels of the US book, The European Book of Jargon helped those of us on this side of the pond in the same ways. This Second Edition decodes the new slang, the timeless terminology and the downright confusing phrases used in European capital markets, corporate and bank finance deals and their restructurings. We hope the quick and occasionally clever explanations contribute to your success.  \nThe Book of Jargon® : European Capital Markets and Bank Finance is one of a series of practice area-specific glossaries published by Latham & Watkins.  \nThe definitions contained in The Book of Jargon® are designed to provide an introduction to the applicable terms. The terms included herein raise complex legal issues on which specific legal advice will be required. The terms are also subject to change as applicable laws and customary practice evolve. As a general matter, The European Book of Jargon is (as the name suggests) drafted from a European practice perspective but we confess to having liberally plagiarized where applicable from the original Book of Jargon. The information contained herein should not be construed as legal advice.  \nIf you have suggestions for additional terms or expanded or clarified definitions for the current terms, please send an email to [europeanglossary@lw.com](europeanglossary@lw.com).  \nAdditional Books of Jargon®, including  \nUS Corporate and Bank Finance Global Mergers & Acquisitions  \nGlobal Restructuring Emerging Companies Healthcare & Life Sciences Hedge Funds  \nMLPs (Master Limited Partnerships) Oil & Gas  \nPatent Trial & Appeal Board (PTAB) Project Finance  \nare available at [lw.com](lw.com) or can be downloaded on iTunes or Google Play.  \n’33 Act: another name for the US Securities Act.  \n’34 Act: another name for the US Exchange Act.  \n’40 Act: another name for the US Investment Company Act.  \n10b-5 Opinion / Letter: another name for the Negative Assurance Letter.  \n10b-5 Rep / Rule 10b-5 Representation: this term is generally used by US practitioners as shorthand for a Representation and Warranty by an Issuer, Target or Borrower that the due diligence information provided is complete and correct in all material respects and does not contain any untrue statement of a material fact or omit to state a material fact necessary to make the statements contained therein not misleading. This is “magic” language based on Rule 10b-5 .  \n135 Day Rule: relevant to the Financial Statements of the Issuer in Capital Market deals. SAS 72 permits an accounting firm to give Negative Assurance that it is unaware of certain specified changes in financial statement amounts up to a date that is less than 135 days from the end of the most recent period for which the accounting firm has performed an audit or review. 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