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  • A long to-do list
    The Eurozone crisis is escalating, deals are grinding to a halt and most bankers have little to do but worry. Not so their legal and compliance teams, which have rarely been busier. As this issue proves, bank reform has truly arrived, and it's hard to know where to focus first.
    October 02 2011
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    Vickers: ripping up the single rulebook?
    Will CRD 4 and Vickers fit together as easily? The Vickers report's release on September 12 was met with a shrug of resignation by many banks.
    October 02 2011
  • India divided over RBI banking rules
    India's banking sector is divided as to the benefit of the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) new draft guidelines for would-be entrants to the banking sector, with some branding the rules cautious and unclear.
    October 02 2011
  • Whose skin, whose game?
    Compliance with Article 122a poses some unique challenges to the European CLO markets
    October 02 2011
  • Show us the sums
    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
    October 02 2011
  • Breathing space
    The FDIC’s living wills framework stays firm but does contain some flexibility
    Danielle Myles, October 02 2011
  • Australian lawyers call for change to international insolvency law
    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.
    October 02 2011
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    Landmark Nakheel restructuring features sukuk first
    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.
    October 02 2011
  • Rating agency reform grinds to a halt
    Despite the best efforts of US and European regulators, financial regulation experts say the market is no closer to finding an alternative to credit rating agencies.
    October 02 2011
  • New standardised finance for Brazil’s banks
    The first public offering of Brazil's latest financing tool indicates the country's banks will soon have a new standardised form of long-term finance.
    October 02 2011
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