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  • Urs Feller and Marcel Frey of Prager Dreifuss describe what to expect when foreign parties start knocking at the doors of Swiss enforcement authorities with a judgment in hand
  • Sponsored by Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld
    Akin Gump's Christopher Leonard, Ezra Zahabi and Chris Poon on how Esma’s long-awaited technical advice on the directive moves the EU one step closer to a single regulatory framework
  • Iain Sheridan of Big Ben Chambers shares his top three tools for facilitating the smooth-running of international arbitration
  • The deal and team nominees for this year's ceremony have been announced
  • With shareholder activism likely to make this proxy season a hot one, IFLR asks what companies should prioritise to best prepare
  • As 2015's debt markets heave into life, European high yield's ceaseless covenant war continues. The pushing and pulling over change of control provisions, restricted payment baskets and their ilk is detailed in our annual high yield special focus on page 51.
  • Yesterday the Hong Kong Monetary Authority released its second consultation on its resolution and recovery regime. Here’s what you need to know
  • Law firms ushered in 2015 with a spate of lateral hires. KING & SPALDING's New York office bolstered its cross-border transactional capability with the addition of Ye Cecilia Hong, who was previously a partner at Kirkland & Ellis. Fluent in Mandarin Chinese as well as English, Hong advises public and private borrowers and lenders on multijurisdictional distressed financings and restructurings.
  • A new UK framework designed to hold parties to their promises means care must be taken before making statements in the course of a takeover battle
  • As useful as a Russian bailout Rushing through emergency legislation to prop up its troubled lenders is not enough to save Russia from a financial crisis in 2015. On December 22 its central bank had to intervene after a deposit run threatened to bankrupt midsize lender National Trust Bank.