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PE breaks into banks; IMF persists with pointless “code”; Unusual “Mac” saves TPG
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Christopher Meyn of Gávea Investimentos explains why Brazil is the place to invest in Latin America
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The self-regulation of private equity in Denmark, Sweden and the UK shows how different codes suit different
countries. The European Commission should take note
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US banks need capital. This can come from private equity funds, but regulation needs to be liberalised
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Private equity is buying up acquisition finance so enthusiastically that it may end up leading its own deals in the next cycle, cutting out the banks
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It is hard to see how a new structure for foreign-invested funds will work with existing law
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The aftermath of Clear Channel: longer form term sheets, interim facilities and specific performance clauses
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Most private equity funds will include a Cayman Islands exempted limited partnership as part of the structure. Iain McMurdo & Tom Katsaros of Maples and Calder explore the issues surrounding the use of side letters
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Changes to German law are soon to create new obstacles for investors. Frank Thiäner and Jens Hörmann of P+P Pöllath + Partners explain why
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Sidharth Bhasin of Shearman & Sterling in Hong Kong explains how private equity deals are structured
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Luxembourg limited partnerships will be more attractive for risk capital structuring says Marc Meyers, partner at Loyens & Loeff, Luxembourg
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Kuri Breña Sánchez Ugarte y Aznar outline indemnification mechanisms in Mexican M&A transactions
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Sale to a Spac has tended to be considered a last resort exit route for a private equity fund. Graham Defries and David Willbe of Dechert explain why the time has come to reconsider