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  • Senior bankers debated the merits of the shariah-compliant bond market at a debtwire conference last week. Some remain sceptical
  • South Korea With every month that goes by a new firm seems to register its interest in launching in South Korea. March was no exception, with SQUIRE SANDERS joining a host of UK and US firms looking for office space in Seoul. The UK-US firm, which recently rebranded, is planning on relocating partners Joon Yong Kim and Edward Kim to head up the new operation.
  • The UK based holiday provider, Center Parcs, has revealed a first-of-its-kind financing package that enables it to repay its existing debt while also raising funds for expansion and growth.
  • At a recent delegation between a key financial industry association and a major European regulator about a primary level consultation, the atmosphere was tense. Suggestions from member banks on the direction the rules should take were given short shrift by the regulator.
  • Public companies could be vulnerable under shareholder lawsuits following Mexico's collective action law enacted on March 1, lawyers have said. But much remains unclear regarding the potential costs to companies.
  • Last week’s trading halt of Apple shares on the US BATS exchange has highlighted the impracticality of circuit breakers and why equity infrastructure needs to be refined
  • UK A theme in London in the last six months has been the steady trickle of partners down from the magic circle to other players in the market. Where this has been seen most clearly is at LINKLATERS, with the firm's continuing partner restructuring cited as a possible factor.
  • Crucial AIJ information fell through the cracks Japan's investment management sector expects more scandals to emerge as regulatory scrutiny of the country's domestic fund managers intensifies.
  • Social media is now a key source of financial information The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is reconsidering the ban on journalist solicitation during private placements in the wake of bloggers, social media and 24/7 news, according to an SEC official.
  • Starting from August 2012 the by-laws of all Italian listed companies will have to be amended to ensure the gender diversity