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Investment advisers are struggling to implement the complex rules, though the lack of enforcement action suggests authorities are taking a lenient approach
Proposed changes to the Investment Advisers Act have been based on the premise that most crypto assets qualify as securities
Companies face a difficult choice between taking heed of growing anti-ESG voices while continuing to meet investor and shareholder demands
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The European Commission’s proposal will provide belt and braces for human rights and environmental due diligence in Europe
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Winners will be revealed at a ceremony on May 18 at the Metropolitan Club, New York
The latest banking crisis will likely shape the final rule package, as well as upcoming capital resolvability requirements for regional banks
Windsor Framework to pave way for greater cooperation between the UK and EU
Hogan Lovells lawyers explore the current status and potential developments
Intensified competition with China and ongoing global geopolitical tensions are pushing the US to tighten export controls
Winners will be revealed at an awards ceremony on May 3 at the Marriott Hotel Grosvenor Square, London
In celebration of International Women’s Day, IFLR highlights 15 women who are redefining global financial regulation
The authorities’ bullish approach to merger reviews has been met with market participants' increased willingness to litigate
Changing regulations and geopolitical tensions will continue to reshape the Chinese IPO landscape
The independent review aims to examine the effects of investment research regulations on markets
By setting up a national body, China plans to overhaul its financial regulators to ramp up oversight of its vast financial system
The arrangers’ perspective: choosing between demand securities and bridge loans
The treaty will enforce several new responsibilities on states, including marine genetic resources and environmental impact assessments
Fragmentation, guesswork, and inconsistent methodologies mean climate data still has a long journey ahead
Andrew Fei of King & Wood Mallesons explains how banks should incorporate climate-related financial risks in capital calculations
As plans for the Green Deal Industrial Plan unfold, sources say Europe should instead focus on reducing red tape and bureaucratic burdens
Investment advisers are struggling to implement the complex rules, though the lack of enforcement action suggests authorities are taking a lenient approach
Financial services remain uncertain on post-Brexit regulation and net-zero strategy after Chancellor’s long awaited budget announcement
The latest banking crisis will likely shape the final rule package, as well as upcoming capital resolvability requirements for regional banks
Windsor Framework to pave way for greater cooperation between the UK and EU
Winners will be announced at the awards ceremony in Singapore on March 22
The Americas awards research has now begun, with winners to be announced in New York in May 2023
Research for the 2023 Europe awards has begun – winners will be announced at a live event in London in May
IFLR is delighted to reveal the winning deals, teams, law firms and individuals for the 2022 edition of its Middle East awards
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Features | Special Focus | Opinions
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Q&A with Congresswoman Maxine Waters
The former chair of the House Financial Services Committee discusses equality and diversity in the US, and what a Republican takeover of the House means for the country’s future -
Q&A with Adrienne Harris
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Q&A with Tanisha Cole Edmonds
Chief Diversity Officer, Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC)
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