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  • Sovereign issuers can no longer rely on reputation alone when selling bonds. They must face up to industry disclosure standards, and investors should demand more too
  • The SFC will still remove safe harbours for structured products in the reformed offering regime. And confusion lingers over definitions
  • The Competition Commission of India’s Kaushal Sharma explains how India reworked its merger regulations
  • In a development that will internationalise Taiwan’s stock exchange, Integrated Memory Logic has become the first foreign company to list on the main board
  • Greece’s sovereign debt could still need to be restructured. Lawyers must learn the lessons of previous national crises if they are to succeed
  • The results of this year’s IFLR Bankers’ Counsel Poll have revealed that in-house lawyers are fed up with regulators’ lack of coordination, and concerned that national bodies are taking matters into their own hands
  • CDO investigations have prompted concern over civil claims by investors. They could test UK precedents, which have so far favoured arrangers
  • Hong Kong’s stock exchange has released new rules for listing minerals companies that will encourage more offerings from international resources companies
  • After months of arguments and amendments, the US Senate finally passed its regulatory reform bill late last night. But this does not signal the end of the process and the language of the bill is still unclear
  • The fee riddle solved by standby financing, and the underwriting agreement without termination rights