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    Predictions for 2012
    This year will be a tale of two regions. Emerging markets will see more developments in legal structuring and commercially-minded regulation. Developed markets will see the opposite.
    December 23 2011
  • Wakala-mudaraba structure to take off
    As issuers look for alternatives to the volatile European and US capital markets, the dual wakala-mudaraba sukuk will be the structure of choice for issuers looking to tap Islamic finance investors.
    December 23 2011
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    Middle East awards
    All the winning firms, teams and national winners from the fifth annual awards ceremony in Dubai
    December 21 2011
  • A grand union
    China is expanding its OTC markets, which will have a significant effect on securities firms and fund exit structures
    December 21 2011
  • Asia Pacific
    In terms of numbers, it could be said that the Asia-Pacific region had a quiet month in terms of lateral hires. However the news wires have been humming with activity as several firms have made great strides with new offices, associations and mergers across the Asia-Pacific region.
    December 21 2011
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    Americas
    Donna Kooper, King &?Spalding In the US, one of the features of the last few months has been the trend of government or wider public sector lawyers moving into private practice. In another example of this theme, antitrust partner Donna Kooper left the Department of Justice in Washington, DC this month for a partner role at KING & SPALDING.
    December 21 2011
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    Europe, Middle East and Africa
    The lateral hire market in Europe, in the financial and corporate areas, has slowed after a particularly heady autumn.
    December 21 2011
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    FDI revisions reveal PBOC’s currency fears
    The atmosphere has turned A Chinese government decision to fast track rules on renminbi-settled foreign direct investment (FDI) is indicative of authorities’ concerns over the outflow of money from the country, according to market participants.
    December 21 2011
  • How aggregate covered bonds can help smaller Aus ADIs
    Australia’s first covered bond has launched, with ANZ Bank completing a $1.25 billion issue on November 16.
    December 21 2011
  • Anglo American’s De Beers purchase explained
    Lawyers on the Anglo American/De Beers deal navigated third party pre-emptive equity rights and utilised an anti-embarrassment clause in the $5.1 billion acquisition.
    December 21 2011
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