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  • Why CFTC’s new cleared swaps rules are potentially inadequate
    MF Global's recordkeeping in the years leading up to its insolvency illustrate some potential shortcomings in the Commodity Futures Trading Commission's (CFTC) Protection of Cleared Swaps Customer Contracts and Collateral rule finalised on January 13.
    January 30 2012
  • Americas: Fear of the unknown
    The plight of US regulators during 2011 is well known, but spare a thought for their counterparts down in Brazil.
    January 30 2012
  • Aus lawyers welcome retail bond reforms
    Australian lawyers have welcomed the Treasury's discussion paper on the development of the country's retail corporate bond market. But the possible removal of authorised deposit-taking institutions' (ADIs) disclosure exemption has caused concern.
    January 30 2012
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    Europe: Macs: don’t leave it too late
    Think the unthinkable Speculation over a eurozone break-up refuses to go away. While some believe the idea of any country leaving a union that took ten years to achieve is pure fantasy, others think the present situation is unsustainable.
    January 30 2012
  • Asia: China reform: slow and steady
    In early January, China's latest national financial work conference met to establish the country's fiscal strategy for the coming five years.
    January 30 2012
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    Why Greek bondholder law is “too awful to think about”
    Can Greece change the rules mid-game? With talks between Greece and its private creditors still unresolved and a Greek default likely, private practice and in-house are equally concerned about the prospect of a law that would force bondholders into a debt exchange.
    January 30 2012
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    Apra’s John Laker on tough regulation and the future of Australia’s debt markets
    The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority has showed the world how to regulate a financial crisis and its aftermath. Here, its chairman John Laker discusses strong regulation, Basel III implementation and the future of Australia’s debt markets
    January 30 2012
  • Carlyle’s mandatory arbitration – why more could follow
    Copycat cases are expected if the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approves Carlyle Group’s mandatory shareholder arbitration clause in the registration statement for its planned initial public offering (IPO)
    January 27 2012
  • How to prepare for Mofcom’s new M&A rules
    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
    January 27 2012
  • Dodd-Frank stress tests could destabilise market
    Financial institutions could face market overreactions over publicly disclosed summaries of financial data following the release of proposed stress testing rules mandated by Section 165 of Dodd-Frank
    January 26 2012
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