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  • Uncertainty regarding extraterritorial application of Dodd-Frank leaves foreign swap dealers in legal limbo
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  • Even the most cursory examination of the UK Independent Commission on Banking (ICB) interim report might lead one to suspect that those responsible for framing it are themselves less than convinced of the need to ring-fence retail banks.
  • April was yet another busy month for partner moves. London kicked off on April 1 with a series of departure announcements from Ashurst, Jones Day and DLA Piper. Ashurst lost all three of its London-based securities partners: Daniel Bushner, Eric Stuart and Marie Elena Angulo. The trio make up the entire US securities London team and although it has yet to be publically announced, the press has reported that at least Stuart and Angulo will be joining Jones Day. It was also reported that Ashurst was in the process of securing senior lateral hires to replace the group.
  • But would it be workable? Is the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) being a little self-serving on the systemically important financial institution (Sifi) list debate?
  • Following the release of guidance by the Ministry of Justice, it is important to plan for the Act’s implementation now
  • What are the negotiation hot spots on super senior intercreditor terms? This table sets out the key battlegrounds
  • European high yield is booming. But a letter obtained by IFLR reveals that the largest investors are unhappy, believing senior secured structures to be unfair. Banks have a fight on their hands.