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  • Wakala-mudaraba structure to take off
    As issuers look for alternatives to the volatile European and US capital markets, the dual wakala-mudaraba sukuk will be the structure of choice for issuers looking to tap Islamic finance investors.
    December 23 2011
  • Derivatives regulation
    The US’s clearing framework for over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives started to take shape in 2011, but there’s one area where almost no clarity has been offered: the extraterritorial reach of US clearing and trading rules.
    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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    Action plan for sound underwriting practices
    Ji Yeoun Kim In order to promote investment banking activities and investor protection, the Korean Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) has announced the introduction of various measures which are designed to improve underwriting practices.
    December 23 2011
  • On the path to unification of the European investment trust market
    On October 3 2011 the National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia implemented into Slovene law 2009/65/EC of the European parliament and of the council of July 13 2009 on the coordination of laws, regulations and administrative provisions relating to undertakings for collective investment in transferable securities (Ucits).
    IFLR Correspondent, 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
  • More deals, new structures
    As Brazil attracts further foreign project finance investment, lenders are increasingly gaining protection through security liens and step-in rights
    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
  • LatAm’s new competition
    Brazil, Argentina and Ecuador are the latest to shake-up the region’s diverse and often unusual antitrust rules
    December 23 2011
  • Will this time be different?
    The same issues behind Japan’s Olympus scandal were raised 20 years ago. Will attitudes change this time?
    December 23 2011
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