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  • DEAL ANALYSIS: Peru first project bond for LatAm port
    The first project bond issued to finance a port in Latin America saw investors take full construction risk with no government guarantee or financial guaranty insurance.
    Danielle Myles, May 30 2012
  • How asset management firms will change foreign investment to China
    Lawyers in Beijing expect a wave of foreign investment into China's asset management industry. But international private equity firms need not apply.
    May 30 2012
  • How Canada’s covered bond framework will impact the market
    Canadian Parliament proposed legislation on March 29 that would create a statutory framework for investment in covered bonds, and enable previously-restricted international investors to purchase shares in the collateralised pools. But excess demand and a flurry of bank exits could follow.
    May 30 2012
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    Americas
    Tim Clark, Sidley Austin Outside of the Dewey exodus the Americas lateral hires markets were fairly quiet.
    May 30 2012
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    Europe, Middle East & Africa
    Donna Ager, Simmons & Simmons Pierfrancesco Carbone, Duane Morris Outside the slew of Dewey movement, the London lateral market was relatively quiet last month. The largest name on the move was former Greenberg Traurig Maher restructuring head Lyndon Norley who resurfaced in a non-legal role at the Jeffries Group. He will take up a position as a managing director and head of European restructuring at the investment bank. He left Greenberg in June 2011.
    May 30 2012
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    New markets. New rules.
    In a stunted global economy, frontier markets offer rare hope for investors. But the risks are huge, especially in Asia’s new economies. Success depends on cautious strategy and awareness of home country corruption laws
    May 30 2012
  • How broker-dealer standards will change
    Are uniform regulatory standards for investment advisers and broker-dealers possible?
    May 30 2012
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    The eurozone crisis’s legacy for US securitisation
    The eurozone crisis’s lasting legacy in the US will be the search for safe assets and the reinvention of securitisation as we know it
    Lewis Cohen, May 30 2012
  • New treatment for Hong Kong IPO sponsors
    Proposed changes to HKEx listing requirements have the best intentions. But do they threaten Hong Kong’s reputation as a listing venue of choice?
    May 30 2012
  • ICBC’s landmark US acquisition
    For the first time the Federal Reserve has approved a Chinese takeover of a US bank. It signals a new level of cooperation, but with caveats
    Danielle Myles, May 30 2012
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