Winners will be announced at the awards ceremony in Singapore on March 22
While the new guidelines provides clarity on jurisdictional scope for non-EU securitisations, problems still exist for investors and sell-side entities
Robert McAdie, Christophe Delafontaine and Gabriel Tissot discuss the impact of the Covid, inflation, pension fund, and energy crises and how well the global regulatory system is holding up in a time of stress
The standardised approach output floor is likely to have a negative impact on certain types of securitisations, especially loans to SMEs and corporates
Data gaps for SMEs create additional burdens for speciality finance transactions
The Securitisation Regulation’s failure to revive public markets in the EU has come under the spotlight as part of the article 46 regulatory review
The conflict has quickened change to energy markets, trade dynamics and political approaches in Europe and the US
A surprising combination of corporate, academic and investor groups is urging the SEC to reject derivatives disclosure rules, and many parties cite activism as a key reason
The outcome of the equivalence decision hinges on the extent to which the EU is willing to compromise stability and competitiveness for the sake of high-level political objectives
Cross-border challenges and key differences between CFTC and SEC rulesets have emerged as firms decide how to adhere to the US capital markets regulator's framework
The UK’s wholesale markets review consultation period may have official concluded but its market-led approach to rule-making has only just begun
The issuer and lawyers involved unpack the challenges of the deal and what lies ahead for infrastructure asset backed securities as an asset class
Sponsored
A closer look at covered funds as part of the Rule, and why its definition needs to be redefined
In the midst of the Covid-19 outbreak, we take a look at stock market circuit breakers and how they’re used to alleviate stress
IFLR examines the latest iteration of the European Market Infrastructure Regulation and how financial institutions are implementing it
The latest in IFLR's free-to-read explainer series is Brie Lam's extensive analysis of post-crisis margin rules for derivatives
IFLR's latest primer looks in depth at the most likely long-term replacement for the Libor benchmark interest rate
With seven months to go, STS transactions are anything but simple, transparent and standardised
Asia Pacific markets are also getting ready for the end of the 30-year old rate
Regulation and risk management expert Bozena Gulija examines how interest and resources have increased when it comes to this category of risk
-
Opinion: the transition from IBORs to RFRs is not a competition
The transition from Libor and its many iterations to risk-free rates is finally picking up pace, but should not be considered a race -
Opinion: Mifid II's US impact remains uncertain
While the EU regulation has had a clear and sweeping influence on activity in Europe, the extent to which it has affected the US divides the industry -
Opinion: structured finance poses threat to economic stability
The US financial system is under threat, and experts believe that the structured finance space is likely to be the cause of the next financial crisis
Research for the 2023 Middle East awards has begun – winners will be announced at a live event in Dubai in October
IFLR is delighted to reveal the winning deals, teams, law firms and individuals for the Asia-Pacific Awards 2023
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