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  • How to succeed in emerging market M&A
    Early engagement with regulators, counterparties and local lawyers are essential to successful acquisitions and dispositions in emerging markets
    Danielle Myles, January 28 2013
  • How to fund commercial litigation in 2013
    One of the most striking trends in the UK system is exploring different ways to fund litigation, according to Jonathan Nash QC, a barrister with 3VB Gray’s Inn
    January 28 2013
  • How Banco Santander Mexico listed in the US
    Banco Santander Mexico became the first Mexican bank to list on the NYSE when it completed its $4.1 billion IPO last September. There was another first that most observers failed to notice, though
    January 25 2013
  • BITs: easing the pain of Fatca compliance
    Bilateral intergovernmental agreements could reduce the compliance burden Fatca imposes on foreign financial institutions. Here’s how
    January 24 2013
  • Has Fed overstepped on foreign Sifi rules?
    Large foreign banks with significant US operations could soon be required to organise local subsidiaries under an intermediate holding company, which will be subject to liquidity and capital requirements comparable to their US peers.
    January 24 2013
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    BlackRock: why Europe needs project debt intermediaries
    Lateral hires reveal a new role for project debt intermediaries
    Danielle Myles, January 24 2013
  • Return of the Mac
    The evolution of key terms will be a dominant concern in European M&A this year. In particular, macroeconomic stability means that conditionality in Macs is likely to gain even more prominence
    January 24 2013
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    Barclays’ bold CoCo
    The British bank’s contingent capital offering proved a hit with investors. But its competitors are a little more wary
    Danielle Myles, January 24 2013
  • Can China’s securities market profit from a misfortune?
    Will less stringent regulation boost innovation in China’s securities market?
    January 24 2013
  • A rare taxpayer victory
    In Pepsico Puerto Rico, Inc v Commissioner, the US Tax Court found that PepsiCo's 'advance agreements' between Pepsico Puerto Rico (a Delaware corporation) and a Netherlands affiliate were equity rather than debt for federal income tax purposes. This, in turn, permitted PepsiCo to treat payments on the advance agreements as non-taxable returns of capital rather than interest payments for the taxable years in question.
    January 24 2013
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