In publication since 1982, IFLR has become the trusted source for in-house counsel and law firms specialising in financial law.
-
Latin America’s integrated capital market has had a slow start. But with the region booming issuers will soon embrace the exchange. First, changes need to be made
-
Pemex’s listing of GDNs could pave the way for other sovereign issuers to increase local bond liquidity. Here’s how it was done
-
Could they be the future of emerging markets debt?
-
The US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit judgment has granted greater certainty in terms of the sovereign immunity from attachment of the assets of foreign central banks in the US
-
High yield is tipped to reemerge in the country this year. However tax and structuring issues still need to be
considered
-
Debt-for-equity swaps can create core Tier 1 common equity without being subject to bail-in and cram-down concepts
-
Here are the top five misconceptions about quoted eurobonds’ withholding tax exemption
-
The Volcker Rule has far-reaching implications for market making and sovereign debt trading by non-US banking entities
-
The SEC v Urban case creates significant uncertainty around in-house counsel’s liability as supervisors
-
Here are the ten things financial institutions need to know about Hong Kong’s new anti-money laundering and terrorist financing rules
-
While the Chinese approach to African investment differs from the west, it still needs to pay attention to corruption, political and domestic legal issues
-
Plans to merge the UK’s OFT and Competition Commission will have little practical impact on corporates, although individuals may be harder hit
-
To conduct a successful M&A deal in China, buyers must pay as much attention to post-M&A integration as to the actual transaction
-
Brazilian lawyers reveal the latest local practice for negotiating sale and purchase agreements, and how they differ fro the US
-
-
-
-
-
What hurdles remain for foreign investors in Myanmar?