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  • The Egyptian Financial Supervisory Authority's (EFSA's) announcement of draft sukuk laws could signal the long-awaited beginnings of an Islamic finance market in Egypt.
  • After much market speculation, the US government renewed the wind production tax credit (PTC) programme as part of last month's fiscal cliff deal. It means there will be a burst in new wind projects in 2013.
  • With the US forecasted to overtake rivals Russia and Saudi Arabia as the world's leading oil producer by 2017 – and continued US dominance of worldwide natural gas production – lawyers expect furious battles on the sector's regulation in 2013.
  • The global legal entity identifier system will launch by March 2013. But much must be resolved before regulators worldwide can issue LEIs
  • This year, clearing houses will look to comingle options contracts in an attempt to use margin offsets to lower Dodd-Frank compliance costs – for themselves and swaps traders
  • As a means of raising capital for investment in UK industry, equity markets no longer register on the radar screen of significance. But UK economist John Kay remains hopeful the market can be resurrected. Here's how.
  • 2013 could be the year that consensus on the best approach to reform the UK's banking sector is finally achieved. Here's why
  • The lack of a coherent English law doctrine of lenders’ liability means US investors need to take care
  • The bank reorganisation navigated local law issues surrounding subordination and cram-downs
  • Starting from January 1 2013, sellers of goods and suppliers of services in Italy finally have more stringent terms under which to obtain the payment of their invoices by the relevant debtors.