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  • RBS managing director, International Capital Market Association (ICMA) board member, and covered bond specialist Tim Skeet discusses recent market developments and the asset class’s future
  • Luca Bertalot, head of the European Covered Bond Council and deputy secretary general of the European Mortgage Federation, explains how funding models are evolving after the crisis, and the fundamental importance of the Covered Bond Label initiative
  • Benedikt Maurenbrecher, Dieter Grünblatt and Stefan Kramer of Homburger on Swiss law’s two different yet complementary concepts of covered bonds
  • Jerry Marlatt and Anna Pinedo of Morrison & Foerster ask whether it is time to stop waiting for a US statute
  • Tadashi Sato In July 2010, the Japan Federation of Bar Associations (JFBA) formulated and published its Guideline for Independent Committees relating to Company Scandals. It was partly amended in December 2010. The Guideline can be found online (in Japanese only) at www.nichibenren.or.jp/library/ja/opinion/report/data/100715_2.pdf.
  • ‘Europe and the Americas’ leading female lawyers were celebrated at last month’s Women in Business Law awards in London and New York. The winners and highlights are here.
  • Infrastructure, resource nationalism and offshore investment vehicles play an important role in the next superpowers’ evolving relationship
  • After five years of severe recession and price adjustments to real-estate assets in Spain, there is finally light at the end of the tunnel. This good news in the Spanish real estate market is largely due to key structural modifications that should help the cycle change and increase the appetite of international investors.
  • Managing director Clare Dawson explains the ins and outs of the Association’s new suite of developing market loan documentation
  • On the face of its liberal regulations, the South East Asian nation’s financial sector looks open to investment. But nationalistic sentiments is proving a real threat