The inventory risk turnover metric, negative presumption and foreign trades are problematic areas of the proposed Volcker Rule tipped to change in the final rule
The role of political risk insurance in Latin American project financings faces a dubious future as policy writers employ stricter underwriting criteria
Excessive filing requirements and unclear review timeframes are Brazilian lawyers’ chief concerns under proposed guidelines to implement the country’s incoming pre-merger review regime
Dueling comment letters from the US investment industry’s foremost trade associations have brought principal trades to the forefront of the long running debate on broker-dealer fiduciary obligations
A broader definition of ‘leveraged loan’ and stricter pipeline management are tipped to be the most eagerly watched aspects of the US’s new leveraged finance guidelines
Latin America’s integrated capital market has had a slow start. But with the region booming issuers will soon embrace the exchange. First, changes need to be made
The development coincides with the US government's renewed push to promote tax credits offered to renewable project sponsors in an effort to attract more, and a broader range of, companies to invest in the sector. It is hoping the benefits of tax-equity structures will incentivise those who would have been lured by the expiring two-year federal cash grant programme.
