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  • The same issues behind Japan’s Olympus scandal were raised 20 years ago. Will attitudes change this time?
  • Ireland’s new special resolution regime moves the emphasis away from third-party investors and burden sharing. Here’s how it affects creditors, banks and depositors
  • European lawyers welcome Esma’s technical advice on the AIFM directive, but plenty of worries remain
  • With US municipal bonds looking more attractive, overseas investors need to understand the complex tax and regulatory requirements associated with them
  • 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.
  • Despite worries about falling listing volumes on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx), lawyers expect that it will remain the region’s strongest exchange.
  • In September, the African Loan Market Association (Alma) launched with little fanfare. The body had modest aims: a degree of uniformity for local law loan documentation in a region riddled with disparate agreements drafted by banks and their advisors.
  • 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.
  • The country is on the rise, but questions remain about M&A structuring and capital markets 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.