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  • Europe’s most popular fund domiciles, as revealed by the global survey A global survey of 200 asset managers has revealed their priorities when choosing European fund domiciles, with some surprising results. The Economist Intelligence Unit survey, commissioned by Matheson and released on March 4, confirms previous reports that Ireland is Europe's fund domicile of choice. Other findings, however, challenge the traditional perceptions of the funds industry.
  • A new stock exchange geared towards startups is set to open in Chile in this summer. It should help the country achieve its goal of becoming a regional hub for startups. And its offering model could be exported to other jurisdictions.
  • The financing of a Scottish roads project could solve the problem of negative carry that has long blocked the infrastructure sector's funding streams.
  • Cities around the world are looking to replicate Hong Kong’s success as an offshore RMB hub. Here are the top contenders
  • European bank capital will come of age this year. Regulatory and market developments have combined to create long-awaited optimism around the asset class
  • On March 21 the Commission extended the US regulatory relief granted to EU multilateral trading facilities until May 14, and announced imminent modifications to its proposed regime for Qualifying MTFs
  • Sanctions placed on Russian and Ukrainian officials by the US and EU are constantly evolving, forcing banks and other financial institutions to take a proactive approach to due diligence and financing
  • João Nuno Riquito and Bruno Almeida of Riquito Advogados navigate the network of interests and rules that arise in cross-border mergers involving Macau
  • Tension between buyside and structuring banks is a hallmark of high yield. But as Afme’s Gary Simmons explains, the two parties need to maintain dialogue for the good of the market
  • Edward Eyerman of Fitch Ratings discusses high yield’s changing structures and how the asset class matches up against bank lending as 2014’s financing tool of choice