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  • It looks like financial institutions will have plenty of opportunity to influence the final form of the Volcker Rule. Here are the key questions and inconsistencies
  • 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
  • The first offer announced under the new UK Takeover Code shows how the rules are pushing private equity firms towards different deal structures.
  • Comparing less drastic price movements with the May 6 flash crash is counterproductive for equity market reform, say speakers at Sifma conference
  • Bankers' counsel don't expect a granular proposal, and even Finra admits it will be difficult to identify prohibited trades under the rule
  • Giving advice is an integral part of the underwriting service, says Kenneth Gibbs of Jefferies & Company
  • CLO lawyers have welcomed the EBA’s clarifications of the Capital Requirements Directive's skin-in-the-game rules
  • For years, business leaders and commentators have observed that the regulatory requirements to be met to finance companies in the United States have become overly burdensome and discourage entrepreneurship. These observations tended to fall on deaf Congressional ears that were more attuned to hearing lurid details of corporate misdeeds, stock option backdating and insider trading.
  • The new Turkish Commercial Code (TCC) was ratified by Parliament in January 2011 and enters into force on July 1 2012. It introduces the multi-corporate enterprise concept and controlling company in this context, and includes certain principles applicable to assistance that subsidiary companies provide to their controlling companies for the purposes of facilitating transactions undertaken by such controlling companies.
  • Thailand's Securities and Exchange Act B E 2535 (1992) (SEC Act) and new takeover rules require reporting thresholds for substantial acquisitions or dispositions, by an investor's own act or acting in concert with others, of Thai listed shares based on increments of 5% of the total voting rights of such listed company.