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The EU directive has disoriented the investment research market. Will it find the correct path forward?
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First of many IRB InvIT’s IPO was the first in India to test Sebi’s guidelines on the classification of a trust
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While no single factor can explain the US IPO market’s recent bounce-back, it’s clear that government initiatives to support private companies have helped
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Congratulations to all the winning deals, teams and individuals
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New EU legislation for structured products will impact non-EU distributors. They need to prepare now
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Companies wishing to boost the price paid for them have several options at their disposal to reach that objective
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The regulator has recently amended its general method for imposing financial sanctions, sending a signal that compliance is key
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The UK High Court’s decision to disregard the votes of a majority of shareholders opposing the sale of their company will likely force those companies using schemes of arrangement to monitor their share register for any unexpected movements
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The Federal Council has proposed amendments to rules for companies limited by shares. But excessively complicated processes remain
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Funds which diversify across multiple entities and jurisdictions could be well placed to respond to the uncertainty surrounding the future of London’s financial hub status
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In the absence of legislative proposals from the Trump Administration, the US Congress looks to roll back Dodd-Frank. But while any dramatic shifts are unlikely, the sector will have to implement a number of changes
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While uncertainties remain as to the new rules, they could have some wide ramifications for companies doing business in the country
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Both jurisdictions have similar rules but also some key differences, including in-scope products and entities
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The lighter side of the past month in the world of financial law