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Kerem Turunç of TURUNÇ describes the new securities regulation taking shape in Turkey

Chinese state-owned entity (SOE) China Minmetals has issued the largest single-tranche offshore renminbi bond among state-approved issuers. It highlights how these issuances have evolved since Baosteel's first offshore renminbi bond.

Records broken at IFLR’s annual Americas awards

James Chapman, Bingham McCutchen Jaroslaw Hawrylewicz, O’Melveny & Myers April proved a relatively quiet month in the Americas region, though a few key moves still occurred. In New York O'MELVENY & MYERS enhanced its capital markets team with the addition of senior counsel Jaroslaw Hawrylewicz from Barclays Capital. Hawrylewicz focuses on equity derivatives and synthetic products. MCDERMOTT WILL & EMERY has been busy hiring in both Europe and the US recently. The trend continued last month as the New York office added corporate partner Brian Hoffmann from Clifford Chance, where he had acted as co-chair of the Americas M&A practice. He had previously worked at McDermott between 1995 and 1999.

Shinsei Bank’s latest project financing paves the way for greater foreign investment in Japan’s green energy sector

Are multiple administrators key to improving Libor?

Islamic finance is flourishing in Brazil’s high-growth economy. Here’s how potential investors can capitalise on the sector’s untapped opportunities

Slowing growth and a rising number of non-performing loans mean foreign creditors should carefully consider their restructuring options in Vietnam

Philippos Aristotelous Following the bailout package agreed between the so-called troika of the EU, European Central Bank and IMF on one hand and the Cyprus government on the other, the two largest banks in Cyprus will be merged and considerably downsized. The Eurogroup and the Cyprus government consider that this solution is the best way forward for ensuring the overall viability and stability of the Cyprus financial system and the Cyprus economy.

The Telkomsel bankruptcy is the latest example of Indonesia’s creditor-friendly insolvency laws being put to questionable use