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  • 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.
  • 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.
  • With Vietnam’s borrowers well into their repayment cycles, it’s important to understand default trigger points, restructuring alternatives and voluntary insolvency proceedings
  • China is expanding its OTC markets, which will have a significant effect on securities firms and fund exit structures
  • 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.
  • India’s lawyers expect a central bank decision to liberalise the country’s foreign direct investment (FDI) policy to promote further easing of financial sector policies.
  • FCMs’ investment options will narrow Controls on futures and over-the-counter (OTC) customer funds will be stricter following allegations of MF Global’s (MFG) use of customer funds in the days before its collapse.
  • A eurozone redenomination doesn’t add up The practical implications of how a eurozone carve out would work and exactly what assets would have to be redenominated seems impossible to resolve. The task of determining what would have to be redenominated under any new national legislation would be huge.
  • All recent evidence points to the US losing its edge as a regulatory thought leader.