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  • 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.
  • 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.
  • Ah yes, the story of US loan investors riding to the rescue of flailing European companies. I know it well," said one New York lawyer when asked to contribute to our cover story this month.
  • Polkomtel’s $200m (£126m) Pik has prompted speculation that the bonds are making a comeback. But many believe that Piks remain an uncommon feature of finance structures
  • The APLMA is undergoing a general overhaul of its standard documentation following the recent publication of new loan documentation by the organisation’s sister agency, the LMA
  • Following Carlyle’s withdrawal of shareholder mandatory arbitration,?IFLR asked lawyers in the US whether companies should be allowed to prohibit shareholder litigation
  • 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.
  • 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.