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Annika Walin and Michela Hallberg Westin of Cederquist summarise the country's treatment of regulatory capital for financial institutions

Nearly one third of Loan Market Association members believe economic and geopolitical risks will be the biggest influence on the syndicated loan market in 2015

The US market is considering new structures even as money managers battle their inclusion in risk retention rules

As US and UK restructuring regimes battle for supremacy, this month's IFLR poll asks which is the preferred destination for troubled companies

Daniel Bader Ruth Bloch-Riemer In a popular referendum on November 30 2014, Swiss voters decided by a clear majority of 59.2% on the retention of the lump-sum taxation regime on a federal, cantonal and communal level. A separate vote in the Canton of Geneva had the same result on the cantonal level in Geneva: a majority of 68.7% of the Geneva voters decided on the retention of the lump-sum taxation regime on the Geneva cantonal level. Besides the retention of the lump-sum taxation regime, Swiss voters also clearly decided against the so-called Ecopop referendum, which would have foreseen restrictive requirements for immigration to Switzerland.

Welcome to IFLR's inaugural Deal Yearbook 100, featuring the most crucial cross-border transactions of the year

Latin America’s first greenfield project bond opened new financing possibilities. Investors’ willingness to take on new risk marked a positive step towards closing the region’s energy and infrastructure gap

By focussing on creating the best shareholder value, Men’s Wearhouse was able to turn the tables on its would-be acquirer

A majority of managers at multinational companies in Hong Kong have or would consider whistleblowing, a survey by Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has revealed

The market’s first rental securitisation marked the next incarnation of housing finance and created one of the year’s most talked about new asset classes. But it also sparked political scrutiny