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Closing M&A deals is getting harder as protectionism and antitrust oversight grows. Voluntary filings and building regulatory rapport may be the solution
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Back to basics Europe’s first insurance premium loan securitisation
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The single supervisory mechanism has impressed, but filing requirements and JSTs should be addressed
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Dennis M Kelleher, president and CEO, Better Markets and Peter J Wallison, senior fellow, American Enterprise Institute share their views on how the landmark legislation has impacted the financial services sector
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Even though M&A deal flow in Africa has remained steady in the past few years, there are still some obstacles to closing a transaction, according to panellists at IFLR’s Africa Forum in London
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Political and regulatory appointments could drastically alter the bank capital landscape on both sides of the Atlantic
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Panellists at this IFLR event agreed: Mifid II, Priips and other EU legislation focusing on derivatives will give the market more headaches in 2017
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Congratulations to all the winning deals, teams and individuals
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The best female legal practitioners in the Americas celebrated at the JW Marriott Essex House in New York on June 8 at the sixth annual Euromoney Women in Business Law awards.
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The best female lawyers from across the continent congregated at the Jumeirah Carlton Tower in London on June 15 to celebrate Euromoney Legal Media Group's seventh annual Europe Women in Business Law Awards.
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The new rules, which took effect on June 1, are expected to give cause for concern to businesses and data subjects operating in or with the PRC
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The FMSB chairman explains how to bridge the gap between principles and granularity in the post-crisis environment
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The ripple effects of the UK’s decision to leave the EU are being felt globally, including in the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man, which are seeing renewed demand for their alternative stock market option
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Dieter Grünblatt, Stefan Kramer and Benedikt Maurenbrecher of Homburger explore structuring options for international and domestic covered bonds involving a Swiss issuer
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The situation in the Mediterranean country has reached a turning point, with the authors arguing it needs a new economic policy, away from punitive taxation, to be able to service its debt without external assistance
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The EU legislation is keeping market participants from New York to New Delhi up at night
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The ambitious long-term infrastructure development plans of Middle Eastern governments and related funding requirements, together with sustained low oil prices and the resulting volatility in regional liquidity, may finally have produced the right climate for Islamic securitisation to grow
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A European company may be drawn to this market if it operates in the life sciences sector and needs to raise significant funding
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They are entering the mainstream and getting investors excited, but are deal makers and their lawyers ready?
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Transfer limits are affecting liquidity. Changes need to be made to the framework to allow more flexibility
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Market instability in Africa’s second-largest economy has impacted deal levels. But a number of growth areas could underpin future investment possibilities
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Rules preventing the early consummation of a merger have meant the country’s corporate culture has had to adapt
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The lighter side of the past month in the world of financial law