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    Europe, Middle East and Africa
    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.
    August 31 2011
  • Calls for clarity on CLO risk retention roles
    Collateralised loan obligation investors need clarity on the level of involvement of the retention holder before the market can recover, according to those close to the LMA
    August 31 2011
  • Turkish limited-recourse first explained
    The first limited recourse financing of a gas-fired power plant in the Turkish merchant sector has closed. It has shown that it's possible to get domestic banks comfortable with accepting construction, merchant and gas supply risk in a market undergoing liberalisation.
    August 31 2011
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    Former CFTC counsel urges clearing rethink
    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.
    Danielle Myles, August 31 2011
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    HSBC projects head speaks out on LatAm structures
    Don’t forget the local banks Hydropower developers in Chile and Peru are pushing to structure smaller projects on a merchant basis. Lenders in the region admit a slowly increasing appetite for more aggressive revenue strategies.
    Danielle Myles, August 31 2011
  • Brazil’s currency gains implicate carried interest terms
    Foreign investors are questioning the fairness of carried interest calculations in Brazilian private equity fund documents.
    Danielle Myles, August 31 2011
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    Dodd-Frank fatigue hampering PE investment structures
    The Fed has enough on its plate The Dodd-Frank rulemaking burden may have dampened the Federal Reserve's willingness to consider creative bank acquisition structures.
    Danielle Myles, August 31 2011
  • Quotes of the month
    "I imagine this is diplomatic speak for they're not at all sure that this is ever going to happen"
    August 31 2011
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    Time to settle the Lehman flip clause
    The US and UK are off in different directions On July 27 the English Supreme Court handed down a unanimous decision in which it upheld a bedrock principle of English law: freedom of contract.
    August 31 2011
  • Low service standards
    Amid debt ceilings, government downgrades and Dow Jones losses, it's been easy to get caught up in the macro this month. But quietly, and sometimes not so quietly, within large financial institutions, a very micro issue has become an all consuming phenomenon: mortgage servicing advances and standards.
    August 31 2011
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