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  • Bank of Egypt in Cairo
    Sponsored by Al Tamimi & Company
    New rules, new market
    Egypt’s corporate and legal framework has undergone a number of recent reforms to incentivise foreign investment. Al Tamimi’s Mohamed Gabr and Ingy Darwish explore the key changes
    Ingy Darwish, April 18 2019
  • nigeria-lagos.jpg
    Sponsored by G Elias & Co
    Redrawing the lines
    Nigeria overhauled key aspects of its M&A and merger control regimes in 2019. Nosakhare Aguebor, Yemisi Falade and Geoffrey Adonu of G Elias & Co investigate the changes
    Nosakhare Aguebor, April 18 2019
  • HUD interface and global network. 3D illustration
    Sponsored by Yoon & Yang
    South Korea: a step too far?
    Soonghee Lee, Bo Hyun Lee and Jae Ryun Cho of Yoon & Yang discuss the consequences of imposing costly AML and CDD obligations on fintech companies
    Bo Hyun lee, April 18 2019
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    Sponsored by Lee & Ko
    South Korea: uncertain crypto-prospects
    Jongsoo Yoon and Gidon Nam from Lee & Ko look at the evolution of cryptoassets in Korea and future prospects for asset-backed tokenisation
    April 18 2019
  • virtual £
    Sponsored by Kim & Chang
    South Korea: operating in a void
    Joon Young Kim, Seung Jae Yoo and Bomi Chen of Kim & Chang provide a detailed guide on cryptocurrency compliance where cryptocurrencies are not formally recognised in regulation
    Bomi Chen, April 18 2019
  • fintech icon on abstract financial technology background .
    Sponsored by HMP Law
    South Korea: unpacking the sandbox
    Chan Sik Ahn, Dongjin Lee and Sunmin Choi from HMP Law evaluate Korea’s new regulatory sandbox and the SAAFI law that underpins it
    Chan Sik Ahn, April 18 2019
  • arsrggh
    Market not prepared for post-Libor tax implications
    The corporate and financial world has been more focused on other areas, but needs to consider the disruption to P&L when intercompany loans are renegotiated
    Thomas Helm and Danish Mehboob, April 18 2019
  • Reg fragmentation provokes exit from US
    The CFTC’s efforts to harmonise rules are appreciated, but in the meantime some investors have retreated from certain markets – including the US – over compliance confusion
    Karry Lai, April 18 2019
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    Synthesised token offers new exposure route for S&P500
    Although in its infancy, the derivative-based asset will allow access to investors who would otherwise be unable to access the US stock market index, but it also raises regulatory concerns
    John Crabb, April 17 2019
  • some firms are reluctant to sign new Brexit contracts
    Firms reluctant to sign up to Brexit terms
    Corporates and asset managers are refusing to sign any repapered contracts in anticipation of a soft or cancelled Brexit. They say they will deal with it nearer the time, and hope regulators will be flexible
    Sharon Kimathi, April 17 2019
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