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  • Regulatory changes that would permit research analysts at investment banks to attend pitch meetings with prospective IPO clients will do little to relieve the compliance burden hindering US IPOs
  • The biggest shortfall of the Dodd-Frank Act is its inability to remove incentives that encourage banks to misuse savings under an understanding that they are too big to fail, Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan has claimed
  • The US Securities and Exchange Commission is conducting further analysis of the costs and benefits of money market fund regulation, SEC chairman Mary Schaprio has said
  • Cornerstone investors have become fundamental to IPOs in Asia, with offerings such as those of Felda Global Ventures and Astro dependent on their support. But rules are vague and significantly differ throughout jurisdictions
  • The Commodities Futures Trading Commission will finalise guidance on the cross-border application of the Dodd-Frank Act by and phase-in compliance with swaps rules in 2013, the CFTC Chairman has announced
  • Lawyers in Jakarta have revealed their wish list of market reforms that could invigorate the country's equity capital markets, if implemented
  • Indonesia’s renewables market expects more local bank involvement and more commercial bank led-deals that do not rely so heavily on ECAs political risk mitigation elements
  • Softbank’s $20.1 billion investment in Sprint Nextel is the largest US inbound acquisition by a Japanese company. And it allowed the target to remain a public company
  • Knight Capital last week reported a quarterly loss of $389.9 million. The colossal fallout has renewed concerns that the shadow-banking sector threatens the stability of the US financial system