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    Goldman litigation will spread
    Goldman Sachs expects more litigation in the wake of the Abacus CDO investigation. And other banks could face regulatory investigations too
    May 10 2010
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    Why HK civil sanctions will fail
    A civil regime to penalise non-disclosure of information will not work. Hong Kong needs criminal sanctions
    May 10 2010
  • Competition opinion could limit in-house role
    An ECJ opinion on privilege could mean UK banks will have to outsource more legal work, increasing costs and the time spent on deals
    May 09 2010
  • India reform will damage securitisation
    The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) wants banks to retain loans for a period before securitisation
    May 06 2010
  • Chinese banks’ risk management improves, slowly
    Foreign banks in China believe that their domestic competitors’ risk management is only a little more robust than a year ago
    May 04 2010
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    A new vehicle
    France’s first domestic securitisation company will help encourage the sector’s recovery, and has some interesting insolvency provisions
    May 04 2010
  • How to deal with Bafin’s remuneration circular
    At the end of last year the German Financial Supervisory Authority (Bafin) introduced an immediately effective circular on risk-related remuneration. The head of legal at an investment bank in Frankfurt explains how the bank devised an internal assessment structure and complied with the new rules.
    May 04 2010
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    How Japan’s first rights issue is structured
    Can you find your shareholders in time? A Japanese company is to complete the country's first rights issue thanks to flexibility from the regulators. Demand for this offering will dictate the success of future rights issues in Japan.
    May 04 2010
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    Supreme Court opens extraterritorial case
    Flooded with class actions T he US Supreme Court opened proceedings on the extraterritorial reach of Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act. Morrison v National Australia Bank is questioning whether the act can be used for foreign-cubed securities class actions.
    May 04 2010
  • Regulators must cooperate
    Hong Kong wants statutory backing for the disclosure of price-sensitive information. But the exchange and SFC must work together
    May 03 2010
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