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  • US regulators must consider the Dodd-Frank Act as they prepare for new Basel III capital requirements. Questions remain as to how the global rules will interact with the domestic legislation
  • The Dar Al Arkan sukuk showed how a shariah-compliant transaction could be structured on conventional high-yield principles, further opening up Islamic financing
  • Emerging markets private equity funds must have comprehensive security packages and due diligence, despite windfall profits from privately negotiated deals based on guanxi
  • Educate your US regulatory colleagues and voice your objections even if you’re in the position of minority control, if you have to comply with the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
  • Hong Kong’s retail-centric market needs a specific regime to deal with pricing and lock-up arrangements for pre-IPO and cornerstone investors
  • Lawyers have deemed today’s decision by the European Court of Justice to deny in-house counsel the benefit of privilege “counter-productive” and “undermining”
  • Kazakhstan’s BTA Bank has completed the region’s biggest ever debt restructure thanks to a revolving committed trade finance facility and different creditor classes sitting on an enlarged steering committee
  • The AIFM directive looks set to be finalised in the next six weeks. But big questions about the treatment of non-EU managers and private equity companies still need to be addressed
  • EU proposals that limit the role of the new European Supervisory Agencies have been welcomed. But lawmakers have been careful to leave scope for extra powers
  • Lawyers are not optimistic that the ECJ will extend privilege to in-house counsel in its seminal ruling on the topic next week