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  • Why US banks might have tougher liquidity requirements
    Proposed liquidity rules for US financial institutions could exceed international standards following the Basel oversight committee’s promise to ease requirements in times of stress
    Danielle Myles, January 11 2012
  • Cocos: where the EBA went wrong
    With the clock ticking down to the January 20 recapitalisation plan deadline, strict limits the EBA has imposed on cocos have prompted concern
    January 10 2012
  • How to tap an unpredictable debt market
    Lawyers in Hong Kong discuss alternatives ways to secure funding in today's debt market
    January 09 2012
  • Two-step mergers grow with Brazil deal
    Brazil’s first mid-market investment into the US has used the increasingly popular top-up option to close the two-step merger
    Danielle Myles, January 09 2012
  • Aus lawyers welcome retail bond reforms
    Treasury’s discussion paper on the development of Australia's retail corporate bond market has been well-received. But concerns remain over a possible removal of ADIs' disclosure exemption
    January 05 2012
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    Hiring foreign personnel in Peru
    Liliana Tsuboyama Shiohama Foreign investment has brought many executives from abroad to Peru. Beyond the specific requirements provided by law there are some issues that must be taken into account when hiring a foreign employee.
    December 23 2011
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    Winds of change in Spanish distressed debt
    Iñigo de Luisa After more than four years waiting for large distressed debt transactions to emerge in Spain, several significant deals are now in progress and others are in the pipeline.
    December 23 2011
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    New rules on short selling of shares during public offerings
    Motoki Saito The amendment to the Cabinet Orders and Cabinet Office Ordinances with respect to the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act (FIEA) prohibiting investors from acquiring shares through a public offering for the purposes of settling the short selling of such shares during the interim period between the announcement of such public offering and the determination of the offering price was promulgated in August 2011 and became effective in December.
    December 23 2011
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    Possible changes in the financial sector in El Salvador
    Luis Ernesto Vega In El Salvador, the existence of possible changes in financial sector regulations is being glimpsed. The Legislative Assembly, the body responsible for creating the laws of the Republic, has issued or intends to issue, enact a series of bills which involve important changes in this sector.
    December 23 2011
  • A watchdog with a strong bite
    Hong Kong’s anti-corruption authority has developed into one of the most powerful in the world. Understanding its powers is the key to avoiding its gaze
    December 23 2011
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