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  • Isda’s 2011 equity derivatives definitions reflect changing product features and risk allocation provisions
  • Compliance with Article 122a poses some unique challenges to the European CLO markets
  • IFLR’s analysis of responses to Basel’s proposed G-Sibs assessment methodology shows banks are most concerned about transparency and the focus on sheer size
  • The FDIC’s living wills framework stays firm but does contain some flexibility
  • Australia's lawyers are calling for the United Nations Commission on International Trade (Uncitral) to broaden the scope of the Cross-Border Insolvency Act 2008 (CBIA) to include multinational corporate groups and their subsidiaries.
  • IFLR asks US attorneys which Sifi rules Fsoc has the authority to write
  • Expect more UAE restructuring via sukuk One of the Middle East's most complex restructurings has completed through the unique use of a sukuk. Lawyers in the region predict the technique will now be used frequently in UAE restructurings.
  • It doesn't matter what the ratio is Some companies might still have to adopt shareholder proxy access provisions despite the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC's) announcement that it would not appeal a ruling that vacated its universal proxy access rule.
  • The anxiously awaited first prosecution under the new UK Bribery Act (UKBA) has surprised the industry.
  • Will regulators make the call? The Dutch markets regulator has clarified the announcement that it will monitor more closely how banks and insurers report their investments in government debt.