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  • On March 29 2012, the Tokyo Electric Power Company applied to amend Japan's financial support requirements due to the significant amount of compensation estimated to be issued pursuant to the series of accidents at Tepco's Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station.
  • The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has a lot to answer for. Following the increased focus on sponsor obligation in Hong Kong by the SFC, financial institutions have noticed a creep of the potential policy into the UK.
  • Jamie Dimon certainly provided an easy target last month. One of Wall Street's most ardent, and certainly most outspoken, opponents of financial reform was left to eat humble pie after JP Morgan reported a $2 billion – then $3 billion and growing – trading loss in Q1 after some hedging tactics failed.
  • On June 28 2011, the Philippine Supreme Court issued a landmark decision on a legal issue that has remained unresolved for over 75 years since the 1935 Constitution
  • The Chinese Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) this month revealed it could ease Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (QFII) license restrictions to open up the programme to smaller financial firms.
  • London’s RMB future?
  • The SFC’s Mark Steward Hong Kong's IPO sponsor crackdown is set to continue with more cases under review, the head of enforcement at the city's market regulator told IFLR last month. But market participants expect fewer IPOs as a result.
  • Citigroup shareholder Stanley Moskal's lawsuit against the bank's directors is not expected to result in an award of damages, but it could be a wake-up call for boards to reach out to shareholders on compensation issues.
  • Can shadow banking learn from the tobacco industry? Key industry figures have said that the highly complex universe of shadow banking must be better understood before regulation can be developed effectively.
  • Tim Clark, Sidley Austin Outside of the Dewey exodus the Americas lateral hires markets were fairly quiet.