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  • Bafin should be commended for its work in Germany, says Jasmin Kölbl-Vogt of Citi
  • No one is gloating over the bankers that lost their jobs
  • Hedge funds and private equity are changing the way debtor-in-possession loans work. Expect more arguments over control clauses and lien facility positioning
  • Marketing is more important than disclosure for Asia's alternative exchanges
  • Good news for foreign creditors, especially for the risk of a security provider going insolvent
  • Unlike the Hexion or United Rentals cases, Dow tried to pull out of its acquisition by challenging specific performance as inequitable
  • Investment firms providing discretionary portfolio management services and/or the reception and transmission of orders in relation to financial instruments in Austria are obliged to be members of an investor compensation scheme that operates as a liability company. The scheme compensates investors for eligible claims up to a limit of €20,000. Investors are entitled to compensation, if their claims were caused by an investment firm's inability (i) to repay funds owed to investors or (ii) to return instruments to investors that are their property and have been managed on the investors' account in connection with investment services.
  • Structured finance and special servicing is changing commercial property loan workouts. You need to know how a special servicer works
  • Europe's top lawyers and banks had an immense range of proposed regulation, crisis management and legal structures to debate at this year's Capital Markets Forum in London