Local lawyers have warned of the steps foreign sponsors and investors must take to protect future Bolivian mining projects, following the announced nationalisation of Glencore's local tin and zinc mine.
The issuance of Uruguay's first real estate investment trust (Reit) is being quickly followed by more advanced deals. Strong relationships with pension funds and the securities regulator should be top priorities for managers looking to tap the market.
As Europe’s regulatory framework for over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives takes shape, indirect clearing is firming up as a key – and European-centric – debate
As fund advisors become accustomed to Dodd-Frank's new filing requirements, investors want to know who will bear the associated compliance and regulatory expenses
Market conditions are primed for the development of a covered bond market in Brazil. The only things missing are the legislative framework and reform of the bank capital rule
Kenya’s first foray into the international private debt market in over 20 years should be watched closely by other African sovereigns looking to tap foreign bond markets
Local attorneys have warned of the steps foreign sponsors and investors must take to protect future Bolivian mining projects, following moves to nationalise Glencore’s tin and zinc mine
The Federal Reserve’s proposal on Thursday of rules implementing Basel III represents the biggest post-crisis step towards a harmonised global capital framework.
Restrictions on repos, securities lending and non-credit derivatives between US banks and their affiliates take effect next month. But vital regulatory guidance is still needed.
Dodd-Frank’s requirement that public companies disclose internal pay equity details is a top candidate for the next regulation to be challenged in court on the grounds of cost-benefit analysis
