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  • Click here to download Considerations for Foreign Banks Financing in the US (PDF 2 MB)
  • 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
  • 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 marked a sea change in the hiring attitudes of European firms with the market retracting after the recruitment splurge of the New Year.
  • 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.
  • Rule 144A is not always available for non-US issuers offering securities into the US. Here is an alternative
  • 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.
  • Bondholders are finally on a level playing field Almost a year after clubbing together and campaigning for bondholder rights, European high yield investors may have finally got their way, following the market-moving bond sale by Schaeffler.
  • 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.
  • Two former US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regulators have told IFLR they were hopeful of a possible congressional move during the drafting of Dodd-Frank to integrate the SEC and Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) into one regulator.