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  • Chinese state-owned enterprises’ increasing European investments are causing competition concerns at the EC. Here’s what the regulators are focusing on
  • European private equity firms will face a raft of political developments that will provide new challenges for the industry.
  • Enforcement features high on the public agenda of US regulators every year. The difference this time is new offences, a public and court system demanding financial sector accountability, and a fresh example of wrongdoing in MF Global.
  • The 383 questions in October’s proposed Volcker Rule have pushed debate on the rule’s more salient points into 2012. For the early part of the year, the more imminent question is timing.
  • Despite uncertainty in the public markets, Indonesia is firing on all cylinders at present, and market participants expect Europe’s economic woes will have little material effect on M&A activity in the country next year.
  • Despite worries about falling listing volumes on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx), lawyers expect that it will remain the region’s strongest exchange.
  • In September, the African Loan Market Association (Alma) launched with little fanfare. The body had modest aims: a degree of uniformity for local law loan documentation in a region riddled with disparate agreements drafted by banks and their advisors.
  • As India’s primary equity markets continue to suffer amid wider market jitters, market participants are preparing for a regulatory shift in focus in 2012 from domestic to foreign investment.
  • The European debt crisis and US’s sluggish recovery is predicted to be the making of so-called multilatinas.
  • As sub-Saharan African countries look to raise finance in local currencies, domestic regulators will take a more commercial approach to capital markets activity.