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  • Rule 15Ga-1’s disclosure requirements are over-inclusive. Here’s how they can be fixed
  • The Volcker Rule contains a large number of inconsistencies and ambiguities. Here are the main issues
  • The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) seems open to the bipartisan-backed crowdfunding legislation working its way through Congress
  • 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
  • British banks have criticised the UK Financial Services Authority's (FSA) handling of liquidity swaps between banks and insurers.
  • Canadian companies listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) may be subject to new regulations on board elections sooner rather than later. The TSX bypassed the slower Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) rulemaking process and proposed its own reforms last month.
  • On September 21, the guidance consultation period for the Financial Services Authority's (FSA) rules on liquidity swaps ended.
  • Which aspects of the UK Bribery Act are causing the biggest problems for companies and practitioners worldwide?
  • October saw internationals bulk up their Hong Kong offices while Beijing had a number of strong corporate exchanges between national and international entities.
  • CLIFFORD CHANCE made the biggest haul of the month in the US recruiting a high-calibre team of three former prosecutors from the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York to its US Regulatory Enforcement and Government Investigations practice group.