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  • The International Capital Market Association has published updated collective action clauses and a new standard pari passu clause for sovereign debt securities
  • A report on European covered bond practices has identified shortfalls in the disclosure of structural features
  • IFLR is in St. Petersburg, covering the city's International Legal Forum. Here are the week's Daily News issues from the event
  • Proposed changes that empower minority shareholders could have unintended side effects. Ogonna Chinedu-Eze, Ozofu Ogiemudia and Folake Elias-Adebowale of Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie explain why
  • TPG’s acquisition of up to 75% of Union Bank of Colombo is Sri Lanka’s biggest private equity deal. It also signals increasing interest in the south Asian country
  • The restructure of Suzlon Energy’s foreign currency convertible bonds is the largest in India to date. It also demonstrates that offshore bondholders and onshore lenders can reach a solution together
  • Investors must push back against Asia's weakening high-yield covenant packages. Although investor protections remain robust – especially compared to what's seen in the US and Europe – the region's legal frameworks are much less established.
  • Islamic finance has experienced an impressive growth trajectory over recent years, with analysts tipping it be worth $2 trillion by the end of 2014.
  • The European Central Bank (ECB) has quite the job on its hands. Tasked with supervising the eurozone's largest 128 banks in November, the central bank needs to prove itself.
  • The uptick in small business administration (SBA) licences suggests banks are increasingly taking advantage of the exception to the Volcker rule's ban on proprietary trading, which allows them to make investments through Small Business Investment Companies (SBIC).