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Broker-dealers have spoken candidly and exclusively about the transformative rule
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IFLR speaks with Morrison & Foerster’s Anna Pinedo and Hillel Cohn on the poll results and best course of action for the fiduciary rule
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It was only a matter of time until the benchmark was set to come to an end. But what could possibly replace this much criticised rate? IFLR finds out
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Starting from scratch First Latin American IPO of a blank cheque company
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Both jurisdictions continue to invest heavily in initiatives that support the mutual development of their financial markets
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Shareholders are faced with ever-expanding levels of information. Focusing on the data that is material to investors could be the solution
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The publication of the Code has raised more questions than answers, especially when it comes to how it interacts with EU legislation
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A recent wave of public offering activity points to a re-opening of the country's equity markets to foreign investment
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The EU member state has amended its securitisation law to boost transactions regarding impaired receivables
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There are still no globally-accepted environmental and climate finance standards in spite of issuances rocketing. But some initiatives are helping
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Bond issuances in the Latam nation are rising, but investor confidence needs a further boost
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The rescue of two regional Italian lenders was carried out as a liquidation, not a resolution, which could undermine the credibility of EU rules on bank failures
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The FCA’s announcement that it would phase out Libor by 2021 has confirmed that some key historic benchmarks are likely to be obsolete over time. But their replacements still have a role to play in the future
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Akbar Komijani, deputy governor of the Central Bank of Iran, tells IFLR what is needed to help the Islamic finance market take off
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The UK’s PRA has intensified bank recovery planning requirements far beyond existing UK and EU rules
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Automatic and autonomous machines and systems have multiple applications across the financial sector but the regulatory implications cannot be ignored
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The lighter side of the past month in the world of financial law