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  • The economic downturn has brought many companies into at least the early stages of financial difficulties, necessitating discussions with creditors and shareholders. Many have opted to restructure the terms of their existing financing arrangements. Although a number of companies have used schemes of arrangement, contractual refinancings have remained the standard solution.
  • Greater restrictions on regulatory capital mean banks are turning to equity derivatives to make investments specific for anchor investors
  • Did Hong Kong allow the controversial listing of Rusal, with lower listing requirements, for purely commercial reasons?
  • IFLR puts the concerns of Asia's minibond victims to the SFC in Hong Kong
  • PLUS: First US sukuk boosts industry; Effects on Asian sovereign debt; Timeline - how it all happened
  • US private equity houses will favour initial public offerings (IPOs) to realise investments this year, partly because listing rules are not as restrictive as those in other jurisdictions
  • New Basel proposals apply large haircuts to securitisations exposures used as collateral to hedge counterparty risk. They could ramp up charges and force derivatives trades based on that risk onto exchanges
  • Indonesia's first international initial public offering (IPO) this year has revealed the impact of Bapepam’s new offering regulations on underwriters
  • French conciliation proceedings are morphing successfully into aids to distressed M&A. Here's why
  • Private equity houses are beginning to view the initial public offering as a viable exit strategy from their portfolio investments once again