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  • Martin Wheatley, CEO of the Securities and Futures Commission, has expressed concern about introducing class action litigation to Hong Kong
  • A Cambodian company has successfully closed the country’s largest M&A deal. The deal was financed onshore by a group of international banks, showing the potential for deals that have the right structure
  • The Royal Bank of Scotland has appointed Michael Loughney as general counsel Asia-Pacific. He will replace Tony Corcoran, who will be returning to Australia at the end of the year.
  • Cesr's plan to review the regulation of dark pools has left some worried that it may be bundled into next year’s Mifid review and neglected
  • High-profile lessons on recovering the most value from potential administrations. How Nortel, JJB, Oilexco and IMO Carwash managed it
  • Consolidation in Greater China’s financial sector picked up this week as Haitong Securities became the first mainland broker to announce an acquisition of a Hong Kong-listed securities firm
  • The European Central Bank’s (ECB) requirement of two qualified ratings on asset-backed securitisations (ABS) could force a rush of struggling institutions to originate new deals
  • Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe has advised SBI E2-Capital and SBI E2-Capital Securities as the sponsor and lead manager respectively, in the HK$517 million ($66.3 million) initial public offering of China Tontine Wines Group on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
  • Sidley Austin has advised the Ministry of Finance on a Rmb6 billion ($878 million) three-tranche bond from the central government.
  • Asia’s first exchange-backed dark pool, (the Chi-X/SGX joint venture) is preparing to launch. Here it explains why retail investors won't be negatively affected and how it differs from banks' own dark pools