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Bankers' counsel have called for international banks to be more sensitive to local settlement environments.

The LMA has released guidelines on transparency of loan information. However some are concerned it will discourage non-banks from restructuring committees

The treatment of final terms and summaries in Esma’s Prospectus Directive consultation paper have raised several concerns, and may lead to a rethink of MTN programmes

Se-Jin Kim The Korean Financial Supervisory Service and the Korea Exchange (KRX) have announced solutions to various problems associated with the growing equity-linked warrants (ELW) market. Following the initial announcement by the Service in May 2011 which promised a number of measures designed to create a more stable environment for the market, KRX released a public notice on June 14 setting out specific changes which will be made to the applicable regulations. Some important aspects of these proposed changes are as follows:

Hong Kong’s highest court has held that absolute sovereign immunity applies in the territory. Yet the city remains one of the most attractive arbitration venues in Asia

A new agreement provides hope for companies in trouble in Portugal, but everything rides on its implementation

The UK Takeover Code implementation date has been confirmed. But market participants are still ignoring the changes

From the SEC - but only if you get results New whistleblower rules might fall short of US business community demands, but incentives to use internal reporting programmes are stronger than in the original proposal.

The release this month of China's Ministry of Commerce (Mofcom) draft interim Anti-Monopoly Law (AML) measures for public consultation, signals the start of a tougher regulatory stance on transgressions.

US-based municipal bond underwriters are grappling with new restrictions on their transaction roles.