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    Equity Capital Markets
    In 2008, Nigerian issuers accounted for 44.6% of all equity issuances in Africa. That figure has now reached 9.3%. The IFLR investigates the boom and bust of the equity capital markets and the subsequent rise of the debt capital markets.
    August 31 2012
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    Force of nature
    Bayo Ojo of Bayo Ojo & Co looks at the regulatory framework guiding foreign investments in Nigeria and the potential rewards the country offers in natural resources, power and infrastructure
    August 31 2012
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    Strategies for success
    Kehinde Aina, Chinonyelum Uwazie and Banji Adenwusi of Aina Blankson look at strategies for successful M&A transactions in Nigeria
    August 31 2012
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    Hong Kong Q&A: Sending a message
    Dealing with financial market transgressors is a tough job, but Mark Steward, head of enforcement at Hong Kong’s SFC, has proven himself more than capable of the task
    August 31 2012
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    Nigeria: Beating the system
    Adewale Atake, Igonikon H Whyte and Victor C Okpara of Templars look at recent trends from Nigeria which could affect the enforcement of arbitral awards against state entities
    August 31 2012
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    Romania: The fork in the road
    Horia Draghici and Bogdan Vetrici-Soimu of CMS Cameron McKenna in Bucharest outline an international solution to protecting investments in Romania
    August 31 2012
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    Grexit concerns: how to safeguard asset value
    Patrick Heneghan and Markus Perkams of Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom in London explore the outcome of a Greek exit from the euro
    August 31 2012
  • US: US banks fight back over Libor accusations
    International banks are being accused of colluding on Libor at the expense of investors and funds. But the banks have plenty of their own ammunition
    August 31 2012
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    US: How to avoid trouble
    The SEC’s chief of enforcement answers lingering questions over the regulator’s settlement policy and explains why prevention is better than cure
    August 31 2012
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    A time of change
    Investors and lawyers give their perspectives on Nigeria’s thorny reputation and its transformation agenda
    August 31 2012
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