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  • Where there’s a will
    Regulators have proposed living wills as a way to end too big to fail status. But they are no use without more international cooperation
    May 30 2011
  • Russia looks outwards
    Regulators may allow domestic companies to place shares abroad to expand access to capital
    May 30 2011
  • Setting standards
    A new legal agreement for repurchase transactions aims to provide stability in the repo market in Europe – and beyond
    May 30 2011
  • A cross-border paradox
    Chinese regulations regarding international capital flows is leading to a two-tiered cross-border M&A market
    May 30 2011
  • Follow the leader
    Europe has led the way with covered bond legislation. Now Canada is catching up
    May 30 2011
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    Europe, Middle East & Africa
    Ex-Linklaters partners join Ashurst's finance team in London
    May 30 2011
  • US collateral segregation highlights OTC discrepancy
    The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has favoured a legal segregation model for cleared swap margin requirements. This brings discrepancies between US and EU over-the-counter (OTC) derivative reforms to the fore.
    May 30 2011
  • New India rules push derivatives corporate disclosure
    The Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) new guidelines will allow for greater corporate transparency and disclosure according to one Indian derivatives specialist.
    May 30 2011
  • Esma: temporary product bans avoid arbitrage
    Chairman Steven Maijoor hails temporary product prohibition rules as a key weapon against regulatory arbitrage
    May 30 2011
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    Quality versus quantity
    Asia Post-crisis, it seems that no success story is complete without at least some predictions of impending failure. So, reports this month of investor malaise creeping into the Hong Kong market following a wave of poorly performing new listings would seem, at first, to be best taken with a pinch of salt.
    May 30 2011
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