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  • Six months on, it’s time to see how the market is dealing with the repeal of a prohibition on financial assistance for Dutch BVs
  • An AlixPartners survey has revealed that more restructurings are expected in the Asia-Pacific, particularly Korea and Japan. Private equity is well-placed to take advantage of distressed spin-offs
  • Private equity firms are starting to use anti-corruption compliance as a way to add value to their investments. Here's how
  • When it comes to emerging market risk disclosures, how much is too much?
  • The chairman of the high level expert group charged with examining possible structural reforms to the EU’s banking sector, has revealed why he believes structural separation is the best way to save Europe’s banks
  • Beijing-based lawyers debate the impact of government policy on independent and reliable legal advice
  • China has struggled to curb the growth of off-balance-sheet businesses. Here’s how wealth management plans have slipped through the regulatory cracks
  • Korea Exchange is at the forefront of developed economy exchanges working to foster links with those in emerging markets. Its market strategy chief explains how
  • "It's tremendously important that we are wide-awake to the potentially adverse, unintended consequences of interest rates being where they are," the Bank of England's head of financial stability Andrew Haldane told IFLR this month, in an exclusive online-only video series. "We need to be super vigilant that markets don't get ahead of themselves, don't become too bubbly."
  • The project to introduce a single supervisor for Europe's systemically important banks is nearing completion, bringing Europe one step closer to a full banking union. But the details of how the union will work are still unclear.