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  • The groundbreaking decision may well send a signal to other creditors that Venezuela is vulnerable to the enforcement of international arbitration court judgments
  • Small investors in China are up in arms: peer-to-peer (P2P) lenders are closing down everywhere as a result of a regulatory crackdown on fraudulent operators and so-called shadow banking. Thousands of investors have lost their life savings after investing in platforms that have collapsed. Specific centres have even been set up to deal with the high volume of complaints.
  • Katherine Forrest DLA Piper has announced an agreement with Argentine firm Cabanellas Etchebarne Kelly Abogados, which will operate under the DLA Piper brand in Argentina.
  • As the Brazilian presidential mandate enters the 'lame-duck' period, the federal government's ambitious programme of infrastructure projects is now focused mainly on two calls for bids: one for the highway concession in Rio Grande do Sul State and the other for a group of airport concessions. These calls for bids involve a mixture of innovations that have been long waited by investors, and a few last-minute decisions that are yet to be proven adaptable in practice.
  • The chairman of HKEX spoke to IFLR about the need to increase the number of women on boards and recent changes to the listing regime in Hong Kong
  • Are derivative margin rules overdue a rethink and a revamp?
  • The regulator has set its sights on public offering sponsors in cases of listing fraud and listed company misconduct
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    Regulators have shifted their oversight dramatically since the financial crisis 10 years ago, as Linkaters’ Jacques Schillaci discusses
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    The recognition of foreign insolvency decrees in Switzerland is sometimes problematic
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    On July 8 2018 the Cyprus Parliament approved a package of legislative measures aimed at creating market security, stability and growth, and strengthening the legal framework to deal with non-performing loans. The amendments took effect on July 31, when the amending laws were published in the government Gazette. The principal changes are as follows: