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How financial law will change in the next five years

Over the next five years changes in financial law will be constant and rapid. Here are the six biggest factors shaping these changes

January 30 2012
Asia-Pacific

The end of 2011 turned out to be relatively quiet in the Asian lateral hire markets. Instead of individual moves, firms have instead been focusing on expanding their networks through mergers, alliances and associations.

January 30 2012
Alder: Why CSRC-SFC policy interaction is critical

Hong Kong’s SFC CEO reveals how he plans to work with the CSRC, and discusses his agenda priorities for 2012.

January 30 2012
Mezzanine reveals key LMA intercreditor requests

The Loan Market Association (LMA) confirmed to IFLR in December that it is drafting a revised intercreditor agreement following its 2009 agreement.

January 30 2012
Europe sees example in US ratings reform

The US's often-criticised approach to credit rating agency (CRA) reform has been held up as an example for European regulators.

Danielle Myles, January 30 2012
APLMA: CNH loans need more than Hibor

More stability required Currency instability and a lack of transparency in domestic bank deal reports is more of an impediment to growth in the offshore renminbi loan market than the lack of a reference rate for pricing, the Asia Pacific Loan Market Association (APLMA) vice chairman and China committee chair, Wilson Wan, said in January.

January 30 2012
Peru’s Milpo highlights benefits of a dual law-governed pledge

A pledge governed by two countries' laws may be a solution for resource companies looking for enhanced terms on their financing.

Danielle Myles, January 30 2012
Eircom highlights euro break-up clause tension

The failure of Eircom's restructuring plan has highlighted tensions around the inclusion of eurozone break-up clauses within corporate contracts.

January 30 2012
Brazilian judge: corruption reform to increase FDI

Foreign direct investment into Brazil will increase if a bill that make companies liable for corrupt business practices is passed, Sao Paulo Federal Appeals Court Judge Fausto De Sanctis has told IFLR.

January 30 2012
Coeur Défense decision saves French creditor protection

The odds of a successful appeal aren’t high A Versailles Court of Appeal Coeur Défense ruling has held that special purpose vehicles (SPVs) can be protected by safeguard procedures in French restructurings.

January 30 2012

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