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  • One year after the passage of the landmark Act, a New York financial lawyer gives their opinion on how the rulemaking process has progressed
  • Changes to the Code have been finalised. Here’s how they’ll affect the M&A process
  • Corporate governance standards have improved gradually, but there are still a number of areas to watch out for
  • The nominations for this year's IFLR Middle East awards have been announced. For all the deal and team of the year shortlists, please see below.
  • What should be the priority for the new head of Hong Kong’s regulator?
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • Huge discrepancies between European member states over the treatment of commission payments to distributors in Mifid II is likely to lead to another EU split.
  • US securitisation counsel are hopeful the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will withdraw its proposed requirement for third party reviews of repurchase obligations under Reg AB II's shelf eligibility criteria.