Investment funds

  • France: The impact of Lehman

    Brice Henry of Allen & Overy explains the impact of Lehman Brothers on depositaries in France, and compares it to the EU Commission's draft alternative funds directive

  • An alternative fund regime for Germany?

    By Patricia Volhard of P+P Pöllath + Partners

  • Greece: Post-trading after Mifid

    Dr Christina Tarnanidou of the Legal Affairs Division of Hellenic Exchanges analyses the impact of the new post trading laws in the Greek capital market system, as adopted following Mifid

  • Luxembourg: Taste success

    Rémi Chevalier and Olivier Sciales of Chevalier & Sciales explain why Luxembourg is world leader in the formation and operation of investment funds

  • Malta: Collective investment schemes

    Frank Chetcuti Dimech and Frank Caruana of CDF Advocates explain the investment regime in Malta, a jurisdiction where registered funds are on the increase

  • Portugal: Collective capital investment schemes

    Pedro Simões Coelho, Ricardo Seabra Moura and Orlando Vogler Guiné of Vieira de Almeida & Associados explain the Portuguese laws that govern collective investments

  • Switzerland: Life after Lehman and Madoff

    Philippe Borens, Lionel Aeschlimann, and Anita Schläpfer, Schellenberg Wittmer, Zurich and Geneva, discuss the Swiss impact of the latest global financial scandals and latest trends

"The culture is not to disclose. And that’s partly driven by the rules"

The SFC's Martin Wheatley on the problem of disclosure in Hong Kong

Web seminars

US and EU hybrid capital
February 3 2010
The future of hybrids, in a popular discussion between IFLR, Morrison & Foerster and Calyon

Latest Issue

March 2010

Basel III: The revenge of Basel
New Basel rules are affecting everyone differently. In the UK banks are worried about grandfathering, in Germany the headache is hybrids and in the US it's risk structures. Meanwhile Japan has some tips and Hong Kong structured its first hybrid [more]