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  • Following an amendment to the German Bond Act, German companies are embracing high yield. Read on to find out how the Act has changed issuances
  • A Wind Farm project financing in western China is the first foreign loan registered at the local State Administration of Foreign Exchange (Safe)
  • Several short-term proposals included within the US Treasury’s government servicing enterprise reform will impact the securitisation market in the next year
  • Shui On Development’s second round of high yield bonds feature carve-out baskets on its covenant package – a sign that covenants are becoming more issuer-friendly on the burgeoning structure
  • The financing for Advent’s acquisition of The Priory Group has highlighted the continuing trend of high yield being used for acquisition finance
  • Lawyers on OMV's acquisition of a controlling interest in Turkey’s dominant petrol distributor encountered changes to foreign investment, listing and petroleum regulations
  • The country has introduced its formal national security regime. But practitioners remain cautious as to the clarity and scope of the rules outlined by PRC authorities
  • The nominations for this year’s IFLR Americas awards have been announced.
  • As covenant lite loans return to the US leveraged loan market, some sponsors are pushing for the removal of the most basic protections
  • One of the trends to emerge during the economic downturn in the UAE was a call for increased protection of UAE nationals during redundancy exercises. While some market observers suggest that a recovery is under way, emiratisation programmes remain a key government priority. Emiratisation is typically seen in governmental or quasi-governmental entities, such as government ministries or state-owned banks.