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  • Lord Turner’s agenda to limit proprietary trading has worked its way into the FSA proposed reforms to the trading book regime
  • Singapore’s Sports Hub project contains unique refinancing commitments to tackle the scarcity of long-term debt in the market
  • Following amendments to UK laws on alternative bonds, Millennium PE has used a musharaka structure to buy into the UK’s debut corporate sukuk
  • The debate over creating an Islamic security instrument for Turkish capital markets has finally reached the point where the Capital Markets Board (CMB) very recently introduced the lease certificate, a new capital market instrument that offers an alternative to non-interest-bearing bonds (sukuk).
  • Ercüment Erdem of Erdem & Erdem looks at how Turkish energy law is being reformed to bring it in line with EU targets
  • Enrico Iskandar and Bagus Nur Buwono of BASTAMAN ENRICO discuss government support and guarantees in infrastructure project financing in Indonesia
  • Gus J Papamichalopoulos of KGDI analyses the structure of project financing in Greece in light of the country’s economic troubles
  • Pedro Aguiar de Freitas and Ana Carolina Barretto of Veirano Advogados examine the opportunities and challenges for investors in Brazilian infrastructure ahead of the World Cup and Olympic Games
  • With governments around the world prioritising a low carbon agenda and setting strict targets for renewables, energy companies and their investors have a lot to get to grips with. Projects are under development around the world with technologies, contracts and locations that have never been used before, and companies are diversifying their financing sources to cope with the extra demands.
  • Gareth Price, Chris Andrew and Sheila Connell of Allen & Over discuss how new investors can be attracted to UK generation projects driven by low-carbon targets