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Derivatives consider US, UK and EU equivalence in post-Brexit world

The CFTC and FCA have taken initial steps to reassure the market on trading and clearing continuity between the UK and US after Brexit, but naturally, questions remain

John Crabb, March 11 2019
Interview: Katherine Tew Darras, Isda general counsel

Tew Darras speaks to the IFLR Women in Business Law group on her work at the International Swaps and Derivatives Association including Brexit, Libor reform, the famous rigging case, and much more

IFLR Correspondent, March 08 2019
Asia M&A forum 2019: key takeaways

In case you missed it, here are all the highlights from our two-day forum in Hong Kong

IFLR Correspondent, March 08 2019
PRIMER: Operation Car Wash/Lava Jato

The latest instalment of IFLR’s primer series looks at the ongoing mega-scandal, why it happened, and the knock on effects for Brazil and further afield

John Crabb, March 07 2019
Protectionism is M&A’s main obstacle

Senior broker and bank sources have a positive outlook despite market volatility, and actually think a hard Brexit would be good for M&A – but protectionism remains an issue

Sharon Kimathi, March 07 2019
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Vietnam: Public company foreign ownership cap

The draft of the new regulation on the foreign ownership cap in Vietnamese public companies has been published in the second draft of the new Law on Securities (Draft Law). The latter is expected to replace the Law on Securities 70/2006/QH11 dated June 29 2006 and Law 62/2010/QH12 dated November 24 2010 amending and supplementing a number of articles of the Law on Securities (collectively, the Existing Law).

March 07 2019
Mifid II: European market wants consolidated tape

A senior VP at AllianceBernstein, alongside trading venue and regulatory sources, recognise the obstacles, but think the democratisation of data can only be a good thing

Thomas Helm, March 07 2019
Sofr’s poor uptake in swaps market not yet a concern

The US' chosen Libor replacement has an alarmingly low curve in the swaps market compared to interbank offered rates – but New York-based sources say it’s too soon to write it off just yet

John Crabb, March 07 2019
Libor: panel banks “not overly worried” about new lawsuit

The first rate-rigging lawsuit against ICE-administered Libor bears little resemblance to the high-profile cases of the past, according to panel banks and financial fraud experts

Thomas Helm, March 06 2019
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National security investment clearances: what dealmakers need to know

Washington DC-based Kirkland & Ellis lawyers review regimes in the US, the EU, and further afield

Lucille Hague, March 05 2019

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