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  • 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.
  • They shouldn’t be high yield investors While demand for retail high yield issues is likely to be strong, there are still a lot of legal and reputational risks, according to a Citi in-house counsel.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • A Volcker Rule approved in its proposed form would dramatically affect liquidity in US equity markets, Goldman Sachs’ head of US equities trading has said.
  • Every year IFLR runs its annual predictions in this issue. We don’t profess to always get our outlooks right, but they make for interesting reading.
  • Restructuring solutions are becoming more complex, more expensive and taking longer to implement, according to Clifford Chance’s restructuring team
  • A venture loan programme has paved the way for foreign investors to gain exposure to established companies in Brazil’s middle market.
  • Today the Federal Reserve announced its long-awaited proposal for prudential regulation of systemically important financial institutions (Sifis)
  • Brazilian attorneys are concerned the country’s antitrust regulator will not complete merger reviews within the maximum 330 day review period following the President’s veto of a key provision in the newly approved law