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  • Laos hydropower project Nam Ngiep 1 was the first to solve legal issues around sharing infrastructure such as substations and transmission lines
  • Hong Kong’s inaugural sukuk was the first to test its new tax laws allowing Islamic finance structures. Here's how it was done
  • MiFID II's definition of liquidity will not work for the swaps industry, according to the International Swaps and Derivatives Association. Here's why
  • Many have touted collective action clauses as the answer to future sovereign debt restructures. But Bazinas Law Firm's George Bazinas and Yiannis Sakkas believe that more fundamental legal doctrines offer a better solution
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    This October marks the one-year anniversary of the city-state’s sweeping sponsor regulations. Slaughter and May's John Moore assesses how the they’ve changed the market
  • The recent changes are broadly positive. But Borja Garci´a-Alama´n and José María Gil-Robles explain why they don’t mark the end of the journey
  • Diversity requirements introduced by the Hong Kong Stock Exchange one year ago have had little effect, a new study has revealed
  • After a few quiet years, the market is ramping up for a period of growth. Shearman & Sterling's Marwan Elaraby, James Comyn and Amine Assouad explain the local idiosyncrasies that have caused the sector to develop on its own trajectory
  • The bank’s latest RMBS deal sidesteps the collateral and cost associated with the usual swap solution
  • TozziniFreire's Marta Viegas and Oduvaldo Lara Júnior explain how minority shareholders are capitalising on their improved rights. It makes the country a strong contender to be activist investors’ next frontier