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  • The British bank’s contingent capital offering proved a hit with investors. But its competitors are a little more wary
  • Bilateral intergovernmental agreements could reduce the compliance burden Fatca imposes on foreign financial institutions. Here’s how
  • 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.
  • As Shariah finance becomes more prevalent in non-traditional markets, the prohibition on interest – or riba – deserves renewed attention
  • The expansion of China's Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (QFII) programme will further open China's capital markets in 2013.
  • Russia’s government has prepared ambitious roadmaps to increase inbound FDI. But key reforms are still needed
  • Global monetary policy has set the stage for inflation. How effective are hedging strategies, and which tools will best protect portfolio assets?
  • Subscription credit facilities will become a prominent feature of the private equity and investment funds landscape, US and Cayman Islands lawyers say.
  • Infrastructure bonds will boost India's underdeveloped debt capital markets in 2013, and corporate offerings are set to follow. The success of India's equity capital markets has masked the lack of interest and liquidity in the bond market. But with equities recently slowing, attention will turn to debt.
  • 2012 was a tough year for syndicated lending, with annual volumes dropping by a third across Europe, the Middle East and Africa. And despite almost half of respondents to the Loan Market Association (LMA) members' survey expecting similar levels for the coming 12 months, other signs suggest a more upbeat outlook.