India's new infrastructure debt funds could facilitate investment in national infrastructure. But the Reserve Bank of India's approach to debt must change before the product can succeed
Less foreign listings, a stricter SFC, and global regulations have all threatened Asia’s growth story. These are the market developments that will maintain its momentum
Issuers must be a little less reserved Regulation S high-yield issuers in Asia should disclose information to a rule 144A standard and pay close attention to their email trails, lawyers have warned. Market participants predict regulation S high-yield deals to become more common over the next year. But it is expected that deals under rule 144A would eventually become the market standard.
Ten years after the first global sovereign sukuk, international corporates are increasingly turning to shariah finance. Qudeer Latif, global head of Islamic finance at Clifford Chance, describes how the 2002 offering has impacted the development of Islamic finance
The passage of China's anti-monopoly law in 2007 was tipped to be a game-changer. But as McDermott Will & Emery's Frank Schoneveld explains, it has received mixed reviews during its settling in period
Sebi is increasingly looking towards international regulation in mandating tougher disclosure rules, said counsel at IFLR’s India Capital Markets Forum
