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  • Arthur Braun and David Vosol of bpv Braun Partners provide a comprehensive practical guide to insolvency in the Czech Republic
  • Chancellor George Osborne's pledge to 'electrify the ring-fence' for the UK's biggest banks has attracted widespread media attention, as well as trenchant opposition from some quarters. During his address, a single-minded Osborne warned that banks would be broken up entirely if they fail to comply with the new agenda and firewall high street operations from their riskier investment divisions.
  • The first Iraq Stock Exchange listing since 2003 is expected to transform the frontier exchange
  • Four years after the financial crisis, restructuring and insolvency lawyers remain in high demand. This is not to say their jobs are any easier. On the contrary, proceedings are increasingly global and institutions ever more complex.
  • Conservative attitudes and inadequate staffing of credit rating agencies is crippling the recovery of European securitisation, in-house counsel have said.
  • On November 16 2012, the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) adopted the Resolution On Amendments to the Terms for Settlements under Export/Import Operations and Establishment of an Obligation to Sell Foreign Currency Proceeds (Resolution). This provided for two important changes to the Ukrainian exchange control regime.
  • All the chapters from IFLR's latest Restructuring & Insolvency guide are available to view in e-book format
  • Reg AB II and clashes over CEO certification were highlights from ASF 2013
  • Here’s how to build effective compliance programmes and codes of conduct under the FCPA Guide and UK Bribery Act Guidance
  • Liam Carney Callaghan Kennedy In a decision helpful to both special purpose vehicles (SPVs) and service providers utilising SPVs, the Irish Supreme Court has given effect to a gross negligence carve-out to a general (and standard-form) limitation of liability clause (Clause) in an Irish-law commercial licence. The case also highlights the dangers of taking for granted the protections such clauses purport to provide, in particular where key terms such as gross negligence and wilful default are not defined.