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  • The first public health infrastructure project to be financed in Peru's capital markets received an investment grade rating, in the absence of government guarantees.
  • Libor is one of the world's most important financial benchmarks. It underpins some $550 trillion in loans, securities and derivatives. Libor-gate will run and run, as it rightly should
  • News of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange's intent to bid for the London Metal Exchange last month prompted renewed calls for an end to government protections against competition with the HKEx
  • In the span of a week, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has made two significant changes. It has finally notified the SEBI (Alternative Investment Funds) Regulations, 2012, and has overhauled its mechanism for settlement of offences by consent of Sebi and the alleged offender (the Consent Order Scheme)
  • The Supreme Court of Nigeria recently pronounced judgment on an appeal that would have been a landmark case in Nigeria, had the facts been different, essentially dismissing the appeal on technical grounds
  • In aircraft financing, an aircraft is usually the main collateral for the lenders
  • The issuance of Uruguay's first real estate investment trust (Reit) is being quickly followed by more advanced deals. Strong relationships with pension funds and the securities regulator should be top priorities for managers looking to tap the market.
  • With Singapore aiming to establish itself as a leading international financial hub, the liberalisation of legal services is necessary, and should grow alongside the country's international trade and commerce industry, according to Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in his opening speech during the 21st Congress of the International Council for Commercial Arbitration (ICCA) held in Singapore on June 10 2012
  • In the past few months, the Spanish government passed several pieces of legislation aimed at providing an economically efficient mechanism to repay the amounts due by Spanish local entities and autonomous regions to their suppliers of goods and services
  • Board proposals are making it to the altar, but no further Shareholder activism is spreading, and Canada is emerging as the testing ground for new strategies.