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  • Hung Quang Nguyen of law firm VILAF provides a practical guide to cross-border financing in Vietnam, including recent transaction trends, financing structures and regulatory developments
  • Managing editor Lizzie Meager introduces IFLR's first ever fin reg influencer edition
  • The transition from Libor and its many iterations to risk-free rates is finally picking up pace, but should not be considered a race
  • The environmental, social and governance disconnect stems from the investment community’s tendency towards short-termism, according to IFLR readers
  • Leveraged loans are concerning market participants. Regulators have the tools and means to step in before it is too late, but at the orders of a Republican risk-hungry administration, have not
  • Sponsored by Linklaters
    Linklaters lawyers explain how financial services firms should address the range of behavioural remedies to have emerged from regulators in recent years
  • Sponsored by White & Case
    White & Case lawyers explain everything you need to know about reviewing a tax structure memo in a leveraged acquisition - for both sponsors and lenders
  • Sponsored by Frasers Law Company
    Vietnamese project financing is maturing, backed by a series of renewable energy initiatives, a new (pending) PPP regime and the financial closure of a string of benchmark BOT projects. Mark Anthony Fraser and Stefano Pellegrino of Frasers Law Company take a look
  • Sponsored by Weerawong C&P
    The market has evolved from catering solely for offshore lenders financing Thai borrowers to include Thai lenders financing foreign ventures. Nattaporn Pengkul and Passawan Navanithikul of Weerawong C&P look at the latest developments in lending rules
  • Sponsored by Maples Group
    The Court of Appeal's decision in Bank of Ireland v Eteams (International) brings further important legal clarity for all forms of receivables finance transactions, as well as the 'true sale' opinions given by lawyers in the context of such deals.