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This year will be a tale of two regions. Emerging markets will see more developments in legal structuring and commercially-minded regulation. Developed markets will see the opposite.
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The country is on the rise, but questions remain about M&A structuring and capital markets regulation
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Hong Kong Stock Exchange officials outline the future of depositary receipts, the Joint Policy Statement and the
offshore renminbi equity market
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International companies won’t be able to list until market sentiment towards China improves
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With US municipal bonds looking more attractive, overseas investors need to understand the complex tax and
regulatory requirements associated with them
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The SFC is standardising pre-deal research, but questions remain about material information and the role of sponsors
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An IBA panel argument over plans to ban CoCos from G-Sifi buffers highlights regulator inconsistencies
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European lawyers welcome Esma’s technical advice on the AIFM directive, but plenty of worries remain
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The Commission’s proposals must strike a difficult balance between regulatory control and efficient market functioning
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Ireland’s new special resolution regime moves the emphasis away from third-party investors and burden sharing. Here’s how it affects creditors, banks and depositors
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The same issues behind Japan’s Olympus scandal were raised 20 years ago. Will attitudes change this time?
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The IFLR1000’s M&A law firm rankings show a lawyer’s view of the market depends on where they’re standing
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A recent Delaware court decision highlighted the risks of conflicts of interest with financial advisers. Here’s how to approach them
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Hong Kong’s anti-corruption authority has developed into one of the most powerful in the world. Understanding its
powers is the key to avoiding its gaze
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Chinese state-owned enterprises’ increasing European investments are causing competition concerns at the EC. Here’s what the regulators are focusing on
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With Vietnam’s borrowers well into their repayment cycles, it’s important to understand default trigger points,
restructuring alternatives and voluntary insolvency
proceedings
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As Brazil attracts further foreign project finance investment, lenders are increasingly gaining protection through security liens and step-in rights
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China is expanding its OTC markets, which will have a
significant effect on securities firms and fund exit structures
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All the winning firms, teams and national winners from the fifth annual awards ceremony in Dubai
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The country is on the rise, but questions remain about M&A structuring and capital markets regulation
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An IBA panel argument over plans to ban CoCos from G-Sifi buffers highlights regulator inconsistencies
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Brazil, Argentina and Ecuador are the latest to shake-up the region’s diverse and often unusual antitrust rules
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Chinese state-owned enterprises’ increasing European investments are causing competition concerns at the EC. Here’s what the regulators are focusing on
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As Brazil attracts further foreign project finance investment, lenders are increasingly gaining protection through security liens and step-in rights
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