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  • The bank has published the first ever online compounded Sonia calculator to facilitate Libor transition efforts. Created in response to comments made by the Bank of England, the calculator marks a positive step forward in the shift away from interbank offered rates
  • The bureau's new director has continued Mick Mulvaney's approach and eliminated rules more likely to harm consumers than corporates at the agency, suggest critics
  • British Airways and Marriott International received huge fines from the ICO as the consequences of the data protection framework begin to haunt companies
  • Practice Insight, in consultation with EY, has drafted a product-by-product guide to the risks attached to Libor transitioning, with loans topping the list. Challenges were assessed according to four distinct but interlocking categories: product complexity, infrastructure challenges, client impacts and litigation risk
  • Europe has had a disappointing set of results for mergers and acquisitions, with little hope of a return to form before the end of the year
  • Heavy reliance on local interbank offered rate Hibor means the jurisdiction is paving way for a multi-rate approach, bankers and industry associations tell Practice Insight
  • Switzerland and the EU’s delisting of one another’s stocks is a worrying precedent for the UK's post-Brexit challenges
  • The recent asset-backed securities are the first to utilise the US Alternative Reference Rates Committee's new post-Libor fallback language for securitisation. Here the company's lawyer explains how the deal came together
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    Sidley Austin partners review implementation and enforcement actions across Europe and highlight risky areas in data protection to watch in the future
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    For the first time in Vietnam, a unified governmental regulation on internal audit has been promulgated through Decree 05/2019/ND-CP dated January 22 2019 (Decree 05) which came into effect on April 1 2019. Previously, only a few entities, such as credit institutions and the State Bank of Vietnam, were required to conduct an internal audit under different legal regulations. Decree 05 has added new types of entities which are required to conduct an internal audit by April 1 2021 at the latest.