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    Asia awards: Securitisation
    BNZ covered bonds L-R: Lucy McNulty of IFLR, Toby Gray of Linklaters This was New Zealand and Australasia's first covered bond programme. It was a complicated and strategically important funding transaction for BNZ, that involved a wide range of New Zealand legal issues across the finance and tax disciplines.
    March 30 2011
  • Covered bond provisions heighten FDIC concerns
    The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has come out against covered bond legislation proposed by US Representatives Scott Garrett and Carolyn Maloney, releasing a statement letter expressing its "significant concerns".
    March 30 2011
  • Global regulators propose rigid clearing rules
    Financial institutions may have to provide more margin to clearers under a plan by global regulators to reduce central counterparty credit risk in crisis scenarios.
    March 30 2011
  • Expanding English-language disclosure
    On December 17 2010, the Disclosure System Working Group of the Financial Services Agency (FSA) issued a report proposing to increase the variety of disclosure documents which a foreign company may submit in English instead of Japanese. The working group expects this enhanced disclosure system will increase the number of foreign entities raising funds in Japan.
    March 29 2011
  • Higher cap for Australian covered bonds
    Lawyers in Australia have welcomed last week’s exposure draft bill on covered bonds – especially the higher net asset cap
    March 28 2011
  • Exclusive: Wheatley outlines SFC Listing Rules agenda
    The SFC's Martin Wheatley, has revealed plans to focus on increasing its powers to enforce Hong Kong's Listing Rules.
    March 27 2011
  • Restructuring first for outbound Chinese M&A
    Wanhua's landmark debt restructuring and buyout deal of debt-laden BorsodChem was a first in China outbound transactions. Here's how it was structured
    March 27 2011
  • Tata lawyers plea to lift capital allocation restrictions
    Lawyers working on Tata Steel’s corporate hybrid securities issuance have called for restrictions governing Indian institutional investors’ capital allocation to be addressed.
    March 27 2011
  • Voting uncertain in new European high yield
    UPC Broadband is the latest issuer to use Europe’s new high yield structure which features the maintenance covenants of an underlying secured loan. But the deal offers no sign of bondholder voting mechanisms standardising under the structure
    Danielle Myles, March 24 2011
  • UK asset deal protections explained
    One of the UK’s most complex industrial transactions in recent years has tackled real estate, financing, asset valuation and regulatory issues
    March 23 2011
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