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  • Foreign financial institutions
    The Argentine Central Bank has recently issued a Communiqué embracing a new regulatory regime applicable to representatives of foreign financial institutions that are not authorised to operate in Argentina.
    December 01 2009
  • New pools, but new rules
    As Asia's first exchange-backed dark pool launches, the US and Europe are proposing rules to crack down on them
    December 01 2009
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    Charter: A group precedent for US bankruptcies
    A court decision in Charter Communications’ bankruptcy proceeding has set an important precedent as to what constitutes a group under section 13(d) of the Securities Exchange Act. This will make it easier for other companies to retain debt they can afford under their original terms
    December 01 2009
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    The possible solutions
    How Indonesian bonds could avoid new tax regulations
    December 01 2009
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    There's just no one else
    Why are US mortgage Reits so popular, given that so many failed during the financial crisis? Because there are no banks
    December 01 2009
  • Hong Kong, Singapore fight off Shanghai
    Counsel in Singapore are concerned that the rise of Shanghai could cause a decline in the number of Chinese companies listing on their exchange. But while other exchanges in the region are trying to attract foreign issuers, Singapore may have fewer options
    December 01 2009
  • Legislation, quick
    It's looking good for legislation to provide certainty for US covered bonds. But European banks are also pushing to issue dollar-denomiated versions. The race is on
    December 01 2009
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    A welcome easing of Talf
    The Federal Reserve Bank of New York (NY Fed) is considering easing its stance on granting loans through the Term Asset-backed securities Loan Facility (Talf) for commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS)
    December 01 2009
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    Chinese regulator prompts more derivatives advice
    Banks could demand that their corporate counterparties in China seek more advice on trades, after a senior Chinese regulator criticised international banks for ''maliciously'' selling derivatives
    December 01 2009
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    Vincom: First international convertible dissected
    A Vietnamese company has sold convertible bonds on the international market for the first time, thanks to government support, regulatory flexibility and a high level of disclosure
    December 01 2009
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