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  • A cure for all ills?
    The Commission’s proposals must strike a difficult balance between regulatory control and efficient market functioning
    December 23 2011
  • More clarity needed
    European lawyers welcome Esma’s technical advice on the AIFM directive, but plenty of worries remain
    December 23 2011
  • A new era
    The SFC is standardising pre-deal research, but questions remain about material information and the role of sponsors
    December 23 2011
  • Foreign access delayed
    International companies won’t be able to list until market sentiment towards China improves
    December 23 2011
  • No clampdown in sight
    US municipal bonds will continue to recover in 2012, and bills to lower the muni tax exemption and require greater disclosure of municipal bonds will not pass.
    December 23 2011
  • Clarity for CoCos
    Standard & Poor’s (S&P) pronouncements around equity content and the rating treatment of hybrid instruments with contingent features should emerge towards the start of 2012, finally giving clarity to contingent convertible (CoCo) capital.
    December 23 2011
  • Expect a fight
    Predicting mezzanine’s return in 2012 would be one of the safer bets to make. Indeed mezz is already part of the capital structure in some European leveraged finance deals.
    December 23 2011
  • Brokers to face MF Global legacy
    While regulators rush to tighten customer fund segregation and investment criteria following the failure of MF Global, brokers will be forced to make self-imposed changes to their business model.
    December 23 2011
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    The new Financial Services Authority
    Freddy Karyadi Oene Marseille On October 27 2011, the Indonesian parliament passed the Financial Services Authority or Otoritas Jasa Keuangan Law which establishes a new government agency known as the OJK. The purpose of establishing the OJK is (i) to ensure that the financial services sector is orderly, fair, transparent and accountable; (ii) to create a sustainable and stable economy; and (iii) to protect the consumer and public interest.
    December 23 2011
  • Going in one direction
    Enforcement features high on the public agenda of US regulators every year. The difference this time is new offences, a public and court system demanding financial sector accountability, and a fresh example of wrongdoing in MF Global.
    December 23 2011
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