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BNY Mellon's Susan Revell addresses some of the key regulatory themes that have affected the EU this year

IFLR’s latest poll examines the good, the bad and possible areas of improvement for the Bond and Stock Connect initiatives

Pierre-Alain Bouhénic Maryna Hritsyshyna In Belgium, Ukrainian firm Asters, which earlier this year hired most of Egorov Puginsky Afanasiev & Partners' Kyiv office, became the first firm from its country to open in Brussels, launching a representative office in the city.

The Commission’s proposal to introduce sovereign bond-backed securities fails to fully address their regulatory treatment as securitisations

Secondary loan market participants continue to grapple with who the customer is for anti-money laundering purposes

There are still some areas of uncertainty when it comes to the regulation of cryptocurrencies

A survey by Hengeler Mueller has found that a majority of respondents reported an increase in the bureaucratic requirements associated with the EU regulation

The Companies and Allied Matters Act (Cama) remains at the core of the regulation of business formations through which local and foreign direct investments (FDI) flow into the Nigerian economy. Despite its importance, Cama has proven inadequate, as it is only a re-enactment of the1968 Companies Act with further insignificant amendments in 1990 and 2004. These amendments did not reflect the ever dynamic and innovative global business environment Cama sought to regulate, justifying the need for a complete overhaul of the Act in the face of Nigeria's current commercial realities.

Garrigues partner Oscar Arrús and Diego Harman speak with IFLR 1000 Latin America editor Rani Mehta about a $250 million bond issue to finance two Peruvian wind farms

Chairman Jay Clayton tells Practice Insight that US firms are not doing enough to prepare their Brexit risk disclosures – some are only now conducting initial assessments. Banks say things are changing too quickly to keep up