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  • Vietnamese IPP first paves the way for future deals
    Clarification of legal ambiguities on the debt financing for the Mong Duong two coal-fired power plant looks set to accelerate the development of future projects in Vietnam.
    October 24 2011
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    PE firms must not ignore warning against VIE structures
    The next shot could be fatal Companies that ignore Chinese Securities Regulatory Commission's (CSRC) internal memo on the use of variable interest entity (VIE) structures in private equity investments into China are playing a dangerous game, industry advisers have warned.
    October 24 2011
  • How to kick-start US P3
    Political and regulatory uncertainty is the biggest impediment to the US's fledgling public-private partnership (P3) industry. Stronger engagement with public sector management and international projects is needed before projects can begin under the newest state P3 regimes.
    October 24 2011
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    The Wenzhou example
    One default could trigger a domino effect China's eastern city of Wenzhou this week submitted a proposal to its provincial government to begin regulating private financing and establish the city as a distribution centre of private capital.
    October 24 2011
  • Turkish funding gap intensifies calls for non-recourse model
    Industry insiders agree that Turkey's liberalising energy market is an investment opportunity not to be missed. However, ambiguity surrounds the final financing terms.
    October 24 2011
  • Crowdfunding: a poor investment
    The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) seems open to the bipartisan-backed crowdfunding legislation working its way through Congress
    October 24 2011
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    Structural flex creating trustee angst
    Trustees can see the forest and the trees Increasingly, structural flex provisions are built into high yield transactions, but this trend has the potential to create headaches for trustees, according to Esther Cavett, a partner at Clifford Chance in London.
    October 24 2011
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    How to manage madness
    Volatility is the new US market paradigm, and it’s here to stay. The country’s regulators are struggling to tackle its causes but banks are resisting
    Danielle Myles, October 24 2011
  • BBA takes lead on liquidity swaps regulation
    British banks have criticised the UK Financial Services Authority's (FSA) handling of liquidity swaps between banks and insurers.
    October 24 2011
  • New issue, new summary
    Esma’s level two Prospectus Directive technical advice effectively forces multiple summaries. Issuers aren’t happy
    October 24 2011
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