April 2018

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A case in point: Greece's bad bank for NPLs

Asian exchanges compete for IPOs of new economy companies

How high yield and TLBs are converging

Editorial: Rock ‘n’ rollback

Asia's green bonds are making waves

Local woes, European problems

Opinion: gambling with deregulation damages the average investor

Why the Sonia rate is a viable alternative to Libor

POLL: the changing face of Cfius

Asia Pacific

The spectre of Chinese NPLs

How to bid for business

Key questions on subordination

Watch this space: how merger clearance is evolving

Progress so far on Mifid II research

The changing face of Schuldschein

Are banks still special?

Mini-bonds unpicked

Brazil: M&A reverse break-up fees

Colombia: Colombia regulates conglomerates

Cyprus: CySEC announces reporting priorities

Ireland: Loan portfolio owner regulation

Japan: Post-retirement advisory positions

Macau: Preference shares explained

Philippines: Foreign participation in construction/ property

Portugal: Mifid II implementation status

Slovak Republic: Changes on employing foreigners

Spain: PIC highways programme

Switzerland: ICO financing for startups

Thailand: Mining projects update

Vietnam: New internet law affecting foreigners

Singapore banks using blockchain for AML

SMR, GDPR could lead to senior talent shortage

Private equity in more robust position than before crisis

DEAL: Pacific Alliance’s first earthquake bond

Businesses retreating from consent under GDPR

PRIMER: a comparison of EU and US bank resolution regimes

GDPR will impact US M&A

Vietnamese NPLs: new right to seize secured assets is major improvement

End of sovereign issuances in Middle East could trigger sukuk boom

FRTB: meeting regulatory objectives not a priority for banks

Beneficial ownership could be answer to AML in Indonesia

Merger reverse break fees are here to stay

Priips: industry begs Commission to clarify scope

US regulators seek to recalibrate bank capital rules for G-Sibs

PRIMER: green loans in Asia

Market to SEC: no doomsday scenario for IPOs

IFLR's EU Capital Markets Forum 2018: key takeaways

IFLR Europe awards 2018: all the winners and winning teams

US eyes using locked box in merger contracts

Out of the bag: understanding the tools of CAT

Euromoney LMG Americas Women in Business Law Awards 2018 - shortlist announced

NPLs: fine-tuning of India's bankruptcy code still needed

Euromoney LMG Europe Women in Business Law Awards 2018 - shortlist announced

HK’s new AML rules raise questions for businesses with complex structures

Basel committee: we are focused on market risk framework

Inclusion of crypto in 5AMLD first step to sector regulation

Swaps 2.0: CFTC to upgrade market rules

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Spain: PIC highways programme

In July 2017, the Spanish government announced the Extraordinary Road Investment Plan (Plan Extraordinario de Inversión en Carreteras or PIC). This plan involves investing €5 billion ($6.2 billion) to construct 2,000 km of highways over a four-year period (2017 to 2021).

Jaime De la Torre, March 27 2018

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