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  • Last month's acquisition of a Bank of America business was funded by securitising the target’s receivables, and without a bridge loan. It could signal the beginning of new acquisition finance options
  • Lawyers in London have called for banks and law firms to consider recognising redenomination as a risk factor in deal documentation
  • Senior lawyers have warned that recent regulatory developments are complicating bond execution and documentation, making it slower and less efficient
  • The introduction of Europe’s revised Prospectus Directive has prompted issuers in the region to consider alternative listing venues. But market participants are divided as to whether the market has been permanently damaged
  • The region's foremost female lawyers celebrated at Euromoney Legal Media Group's second annual Asia Women in Business Law Awards at the Renaissance Harbour View Hotel in Hong Kong last night. Hutchison Whampoa's Edith Shih and The Women's Foundation's Kay McArdle delivered the keynote addresses to an audience of in-house and private practice lawyers.
  • Mark Field, Member of Parliament for the Cities of Westminster & London, discusses why a break up of investment banks from retail banks might be more effective than Vickers
  • Lawyers remain doubtful compromise terms, circulated last week, relating to the establishment of a European banking union are enough to effect change
  • Lawyers on both sides of the Atlantic have dismissed speculation that the US Basel III delay gives its banks a competitive advantage over their European counterparts
  • Small and mid-sized companies in Latin America will drive the region’s growth in years to come, according to report issued on Friday by the OECD and the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean
  • Overseas’ investment initiatives by SOEs – especially those based in China – are coming under critical scrutiny by host governments in North America and Europe. Here's why it's unwarranted