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  • A better understanding of the English law risks of corporate trustees can benefit a large number of investors
  • Chinese regulations regarding international capital flows is leading to a two-tiered cross-border M&A market
  • Europe has led the way with covered bond legislation. Now Canada is catching up
  • Ex-Linklaters partners join Ashurst's finance team in London
  • Lawyers have high hopes for the limit-up/limit-down approach to curbing market volatility, but opinions differ on the proposed price bands
  • K&L Gates' acquires ten partners from Clifford Chance in Tokyo
  • US counsel have dismissed talk that the exclusion of FX swaps from clearing, trading and collateral requirements will be abused. But the move adds to fears of regulatory arbitrage between the US and Europe.
  • 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.
  • The Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) new guidelines will allow for greater corporate transparency and disclosure according to one Indian derivatives specialist.
  • Introducing a trade-at rule would not resolve market volatility concerns and overlooks the benefits of dark liquidity, according to US counsel.