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  • Changes to Tokyo Stock Exchange rules on private placements could pave the way for rights issues, foreign takeovers and independent directors
  • And structuring is key to new deals - whether it's to placate investors, create a new market or make the best of regulation
  • Supporters of the draft Alternative Investment Fund Managers (AIFM) directive need to start planning now to deal with the impact on national regulators
  • Recent Ministry of Commerce guidelines will help China’s banking sector to consolidate. The guidelines set out a favourable calculation of turnover for financial institutions in M&A.
  • Barack Obama has proposed legislation that forces the CFTC and SEC to adopt joint rules for over-the-counter derivatives, but no one thinks they'll find a balance of power
  • Asia-based funds will be forced to rethink the ways they raise money, their fund structures and their operational infrastructure if the EU’s Alternative Investment Fund Management (AIFM) directive goes through.
  • The UK Insolvency Service’s proposed amendments, designed to help distressed companies, are worrying banks by threatening their rights as secured creditors.
  • The junior lenders’ valuation was just a ‘robotic exercise’ The approval of a restructuring scheme for IMO Carwash that favours senior lenders has been declared a precedent for junior lenders to fear. But the real point of the verdict is the valuation.
  • A comparison of the corporate-rescue regimes across Asia-Pacific, and an argument that they won't shift to debtor-in-possession soon
  • The restructuring of IMO Car Wash has created a precedent for mezzanine lenders that may change documentation