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  • Market-first subordinated perp: how it was done
    The first Basel III-compliant tier one subordinated bonds to incorporate a write-off feature have launched in the Swiss market, marking a new milestone in post-crisis regulatory capital restructuring.
    February 29 2012
  • CFTC registration of CPOs highlights regulator split
    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.
    February 29 2012
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    How national implementation will create CRD IV uncertainty
    An impossible puzzle Requirements that capital conservation and counter cyclicality buffers be implemented by national laws will create additional uncertainty for banks already facing a huge workload to implement Basel III and CRD IV (Capital Requirements Directive IV) on time.
    February 29 2012
  • Glencore-Xstrata merger terms explained
    Glencore and Xstrata's proposed $90 billion (£56.8 billion) recommended all-share merger will be conducted as a scheme of arrangement, includes a £298 million reverse break fee and requires antitrust clearance in five countries.
    February 29 2012
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    How lenders are protecting eurozone periphery loans
    How Europeans see New York law Lenders to peripheral eurozone countries are including euro definitions and tightening up the currency wording in their facility agreements to offset the risks of a redenomination.
    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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    How to prepare for Mofcom’s new M&A rules
    Companies need to hit the books Lawyers in Mainland China have urged companies to screen all M&A deals, regardless of size or location, ahead of new Ministry of Commerce of the People's Republic of China (Mofcom) merger rules, which take effect February 1.
    February 29 2012
  • Brazil’s local content requirements set to increase
    The Brazilian oil sector's controversial local content requirements (LCRs) are set to increase – and be replicated in different industries and other countries.
    Danielle Myles, February 29 2012
  • 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
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