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  • While debate on Aaoifi’s recommendations on sukuk structures continues, lawyers are raising questions about the accountability and transparency of the Accounting and Auditing Organisation for Islamic Financial Institutions.
  • Shariah-compliant instruments should be built from the roots up rather than adapt conventional products for scholarly approval
  • The Dubai International Financial Exchange is suffering from a lack of retail investors. Institutional investors have not provided sufficient liquidity; coordination and ultimately convergence with local exchanges is required.
  • The European Central Bank’s expansion of its list of accepted assets has reignited fears that banks will shift junk bonds to the ECB. But lawyers argue this is not a problem.
  • In the next few months the world will find out if Argentina solved the crisis that froze its credit markets in 2001
  • Ed Baring has joined Herbert Smith as a partner in the firm’s Moscow office.
  • Latham & Watkins advised Atlantia on its €10 billion Euro medium-term note programme.
  • The UK FSA has affirmed its ban on short selling, with one minor change – an end to daily short-position disclosure. But lawyers have dismissed its impact
  • The in-house lawyers at Russia’s investment banks have cautioned the regulators to make sure they learn the mistakes from previous legislation
  • Andrew Tarbuck moves to Latham & Watkins from Norton Rose, joining the firm’s Dubai office as a partner in the corporate department.