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  • Industry calls for Ucits to allow retail loan funds
    Banking lawyers and PE managers have called for loans to be an eligible asset for investment by Ucits funds to inject much-needed liquidity into the market
    February 29 2012
  • Europe: London’s misguided RMB ambitions
    With talks around the internationalisation of RMB gaining momentum, the question everyone is now asking is whether London will become an RMB clearing centre in its own right.
    February 29 2012
  • Polkomtel Pik: a sign of things to come?
    Polkomtel’s $200m (£126m) Pik has prompted speculation that the bonds are making a comeback. But many believe that Piks remain an uncommon feature of finance structures
    February 29 2012
  • Exclusive: APLMA to overhaul loan documents
    The APLMA is undergoing a general overhaul of its standard documentation following the recent publication of new loan documentation by the organisation’s sister agency, the LMA
    February 29 2012
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    How European borrowers and US lenders need to compromise on terms
    As eurozone instability continues, European corporates are turning to New York’s investors for their financing. Easier said than done. By Tom Young and Lukas Becker in London, with additional reporting by Danielle Myles in New York
    February 29 2012
  • Americas: Macro and micro movements
    For the first two weeks of last month, Washington, DC's financial regulatory circles were busily writing the thousands of pages of Volcker rule comments which landed on authorities' doorsteps on the February 14th deadline. But since then, talk moved to matters of form over substance.
    February 29 2012
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    Should companies be allowed to prohibit shareholder litigation?
    Following Carlyle’s withdrawal of shareholder mandatory arbitration,?IFLR asked lawyers in the US whether companies should be allowed to prohibit shareholder litigation
    February 29 2012
  • Asia: Chinese junk bonds: What not to expect
    China's local media reported last month the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) was set to allow private investors to trade high-yield, high-risk corporate bonds on stock exchange-related debt markets as early as this month or next.
    February 29 2012
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    Asia-Pacific
    The last few months in Asia have seen a spate of office openings across a number of countries and this has remained the focus in the last month with office launches and announcements in Hong Kong, Singapore and South Korea.
    February 29 2012
  • David Webb’s alternative deal of the year awards
    Hong Kong’s corporate governance advocate, David Webb, revealed his own set of alternative award winners at this year’s IFLR Asia Awards
    February 28 2012
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