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  • The problem with PN 21, why structured products won't eat your children, and more
  • Chinese companies could look for more opportunities in the US, if a complex combination that is now underway between a Hong Kong-listed company and a US technology company succeeds
  • The Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act of 2009 was introduced in the US Congress at the end of October. If enacted in its current form, the Bill would effectively prevent US issuers sell so-called bearer bonds to foreign investors.
  • A likely amendment to the Financial Stability Improvement Act should encourage covered bonds in the US. If passed, the rules will offer similar features to European covered bonds legislation
  • Structured products are returning to Hong Kong, but with shorter tenders and more protections
  • The Securities and Futures Commission is committed to principles-based regulation, but could consider some rules-based requirements if necessary
  • The Securities and Futures Commission has defended its approach and explained the key findings of its structured products-related enforcement of the last 12 months
  • Contingent convertible (CoCo) bonds could be the product that regulators are looking for to ramp up capital reserves at banks, as part of the effort to dampen the effect of future market disruption
  • As China’s regulators prepare to launch Shanghai’s international board next year, counsel believe that the regulations governing foreign-company listings will mirror those of A-share IPOs
  • Standardised arrangement letters for the domestic portion of Hong Kong IPOs are close. The letter should be available by the end of the year and could change the way that deals are done in Asia