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  • Despina J Doxaki The financial crisis throughout the eurozone has had a significant impact on the structuring of project finance deals, particularly with respect to the way in which country risks and lenders credit risks are effectively addressed.
  • Lawyers at the forum call for less restrictive takeover rules in Hong Kong and highlight new execution risks
  • Lawrie Kearns The issue of confidentiality in offshore financial centres is high on the agenda in the financial press. Whether it is banking secrecy or the disclosure requirements governing the establishment of offshore companies and trusts, legislation seeking to obtain information is at odds with the long established common law duty of confidentiality.
  • Carlos Fradique-Méndez Alejandro Galindo Hurtado With the issuance of Decree 4765 on December 14 2011, the Colombian government provided the necessary registration procedures for early termination and close-out netting provisions to be fully enforceable under over-the-counter derivative transactions. The registration procedures set out in Decree 4765 also enable a secured party to liquidate collateral upon insolvency of the counterparty without judicial proceedings.
  • The Canadian competition deputy commissioner says the country’s new merger guidelines are not a policy change
  • The proposed prudential standards for Sifis could dramatically affect the economic model of non-bank covered companies
  • Click here to download Considerations for Foreign Banks Financing in the US (PDF 2 MB)
  • February marked a sea change in the hiring attitudes of European firms with the market retracting after the recruitment splurge of the New Year.
  • It is usual for the US to dominate lateral hire news in the Americas region, however arguably the biggest story last month came from south of the border.
  • The decision by China's securities regulator to publish, for the first time, a full list of Shanghai and Shenzhen initial public offering applicants has been branded as bad news for China's secondary A-share market by lawyers.