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  • Maintenance covenants have crept into several European high yield bond deals in recent months, but the trend won’t continue for long
  • Cesr will introduce mandatory European-wide disclosure of short positions in shares, adopting the FSA's current policy, IFLR can reveal
  • Despite uncertainty over the future of regulatory capital rules, banks are confident that innovative hybrid products will provide core capital for financial institutions
  • High yield bonds in Asia are getting a makeover with extra covenants more typical to loans, as Chandra Asri’s $230 million bond has shown
  • Andrew Malcolm, at Linklaters in Hong Kong, analyses the different approaches to structured finance reform in Hong Kong and Singapore
  • Allen & Overy has launched in Australia with the hire of 17 new partners. The firm will open offices in Sydney and Perth.
  • Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has launched a global investigations practice to help multi-jurisdictional companies deal with the increase in cross-border regulation. The practice will be led by litigation partners Geoff Nicholas and Adam Siegel. Their team will help businesses with international operations handle compliance, reporting, risk management and implementing new regulatory standards.
  • Debtor-friendly restructuring regimes should not be introduced in Asia, as the risk of corporate fraud is too great
  • Teresa Ma and Jon Gray, partners at Linklaters that advised the underwriters on Rusal's controversial listing, on how the deal really got done
  • The Monetary Authority of Singapore has backed down on changes to its structured finance regime following negative feedback from the industry