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IFLR magazine's December/January 2019 cover story looks at why deals fall apart even if M&A parties are initially dealt a good hand
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If his work at the Fed is anything to go by, Randal Quarles' appointment as chair of the Financial Stability Board could bring regulatory liberalisation to the many
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The recent scandal involving Danske Bank's Estonian branch has reopened old wounds - and put the spotlight back on regulators
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Regulation and risk management expert Bozena Gulija examines how methods and regulatory approaches have evolved when it comes to this category of risk
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All this year’s winning teams, deals and individuals
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IFLR’s latest poll examines the good, the bad and possible areas of improvement for the Bond and Stock Connect initiatives
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BNY Mellon's Susan Revell addresses some of the key regulatory themes that have affected the EU this year
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Americas reporter John Crabb talks to Blackstone senior managing director and chief legal officer John Finley about his time as general counsel, building a team and the private equity landscape
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Secondary loan market participants continue to grapple with who the customer is for anti-money laundering purposes
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There are still some areas of uncertainty when it comes to the regulation of cryptocurrencies
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The Commission’s proposal to introduce sovereign bond-backed securities fails to fully address their regulatory treatment as securitisations
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A survey by Hengeler Mueller has found that a majority of respondents reported an increase in the bureaucratic requirements associated with the EU regulation
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Receivership is an important weapon in the arsenal of any commercial litigator
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Saudi Arabia’s new law introduces a framework for the winding down of distressed businesses in the country for the first time
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Authorities are planning to strengthen the oversight of PRC companies involved in technology transactions with the US
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New rules are expected to alleviate the regulatory burden surrounding the offering of foreign funds in Switzerland
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The lighter side of the past month in the world of financial law