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  • Despite summer usually heralding the start of the quiet season there has been a lot of strategic hiring, especially with big international firms making waves in the far east and Australia.
  • In the second of a two-part series, we look at how the Chinese approach to capital flow affects foreign issuers on the Shanghai International Board
  • It was a busy time across all the Americas over the past couple of months, with not just the traditional hotbed of movers and shakers in the US active but a lot of movement in Central and Latin America too.
  • What should be the priority for the new head of Hong Kong’s regulator?
  • Singapore bankers' counsel are calling for a regional best practice outline on sponsor due diligence processes.
  • As international firms continue to look ever farther afield to gauge what the next emerging market will be it is always interesting to see where offices will spring up next.
  • A new dawn for Islamic banks? The first Islamic repo product in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) area has been executed in Abu Dhabi, providing the region's Islamic banks with a new tool to manage short-term liquidity.
  • The SEC did not interpret Dodd-Frank's Section 939A requirement to remove credit ratings from short-form eligibility criteria to decrease the number of short-form issuers. New rules adopted on July 26 may do just the opposite, according to US counsel.
  • Banks are losing sleep The Commodities Futures Trading Commission's (CFTC) latest swaps proposal has attorneys puzzled as to its purpose. As the clearing regime develops, potential systemic risks posed by clearinghouses have moved to the forefront of debate.
  • Bankers' counsel believe that foreign participants in Vietnam's banking sector should prepare for limited return in a risky market.