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A decade on from the financial crisis, is the US repeating past mistakes?
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Are derivative margin rules overdue a rethink and a revamp?
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Should India implement a GDPR-like data protection law?
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The chairman of HKEX spoke to IFLR about the need to increase the number of women on boards and recent changes to the listing regime in Hong Kong
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Regulators have shifted their oversight dramatically since the financial crisis 10 years ago, as Linkaters’ Jacques Schillaci discusses
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The recognition of foreign insolvency decrees in Switzerland is sometimes problematic
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Giving major voting power to entities that have virtually no financial stake in a company can have unwelcome results
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The regulator has set its sights on public offering sponsors in cases of listing fraud and listed company misconduct
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Issuers should consider potential conflicts between Russian and EU frameworks rules before listing on either exchange
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The new regime will be extended to insurers and beyond, as part of a broader conversation about cultural change
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Investments made on behalf of qualified institutional investors have had a specific – and at times complex – regime since 2007
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A review of the UK ombudsman’s activities has highlighted areas for improvement, but also for change
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The lighter side of the past month in the world of financial law
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IFLR's latest primer looks in depth at the most likely long-term replacement for the Libor benchmark interest rate
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When hedge funds become illiquid, what options are open to investors?