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A number of recent developments in the regulation, such as country risk classification, mean that businesses need to consider whether they can benefit from simplified due diligence requirements
Asia head of capital markets Victor Wan delves into the legally innovative aspects of HKMC’s infrastructure loan-backed securities issuance and how the deal team was put together
Improving staff training for AI and ensuring legal advice fits in with business goals are key demands for in-house counsel when sourcing external lawyers
The future of M&A law is data-driven, and those lawyers who can adapt to this new reality will be the ones who succeed
Lawyers at Hogan Lovells and Linklaters say that clients affected by T+1 implementation in the UK are focusing on operational changes to avoid regulatory hiccups
The third of five global awards took place last evening in Hong Kong to celebrate legal innovation across the Asia-Pacific region
Recent regulatory developments in the use of Chinese government bonds for collateral management and repo purposes are driving interest in the product
The European Commission's ‘stop-the-clock’ vote on EU Green Deal directives offers clarity for businesses but legal experts say formal approval is crucial
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Sponsored by King & Wood MallesonsYes Cornerstones, which began in Hong Kong as a mechanism to attach prestigious names to new listings to generate interest and momentum, appear to have evolved into becoming security blankets to minimise the risk of failure, especially for deals launched in choppy waters. -
Sponsored by Clifford ChanceIFLR hosted the UK’s leading regulatory lawyers to discuss the best path forward for London’s financial institutions seeking single market access. The debate was friendly but the differences were often stark
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Sponsored by LinklatersThe Commission’s proposed preventive restructuring frameworks would reduce differences between EU regimes but several issues need to be ironed out
