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  • All the winning firms, teams and national winners from the fifth annual awards ceremony in Dubai
  • 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.
  • Australia’s first covered bond has launched, with ANZ Bank completing a $1.25 billion issue on November 16.
  • 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.
  • Small and mid-cap companies operating internationally are having to readdress their corruption compliance programmes following a record number of Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) enforcement actions last year, and a shift away from the Act’s traditional focus on large companies.
  • The absence of senior unsecured debt to bail-in in a resolution scenario is a “weak spot”, a Financial Stability Board (FSB) official has admitted.
  • 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 venture loan programme has paved the way for foreign investors to gain exposure to established companies in Brazil’s middle market.
  • In late November China’s State Council announced plans to “clean up and consolidate” the hundreds of unregulated electronic equity and futures exchanges to have sprung up in the country in recent years.
  • Peter Casey, DFSA Overly-complex Islamic finance structures such as the Nakheel sukuk leave open the potential for disruptive behavior, according to a Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) regulator.