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  • 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
  • European regulation has failed to open regional capital markets, the Luxembourg Stock Exchange head of issuers and securities department has said
  • Even as alternative dispute resolution mechanisms gain traction, English courts remain a favoured forum for resolving international disputes. Here's why
  • Australian regulators are looking into new shadow banking regulations. But counsel are sceptical. Here's why
  • Early engagement with regulators, counterparties and local lawyers are essential to successful acquisitions and dispositions in emerging markets
  • 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
  • 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
  • The British bank’s contingent capital offering proved a hit with investors. But its competitors are a little more wary
  • 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.
  • Bilateral intergovernmental agreements could reduce the compliance burden Fatca imposes on foreign financial institutions. Here’s how