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  • Some think the changing investor base means vast parts of the market have outgrown maintenance covenants
  • Here's a selection of the highlights from IFLR's first white collar forum, hosted in London last month
  • It's been a few months of ups and downs for the global financial markets. Brexit and Donald Trump, as well as other government elections and reshuffles in a number of jurisdictions have all played a role in upsetting the stability of the markets.
  • For regulatory lawyers, 'extraterritorial' is becoming a bit of a buzzword. Seemingly not content with overseeing their own banks, asset managers or insurance firms, the world's regulators have over time, some more slowly than others, introduced far-reaching new provisions that give them the power to regulate others, too.
  • On a recent trip to Sao Paolo, a local told me that there are three ways to get rich in Brazil: become a politician or a judge, or open a church. While this list may not be exhaustive, and likely untrue, nowhere is the sentiment more pertinent than in this country.
  • No rest for the EU financial markets this summer
  • Closing M&A deals is getting harder as protectionism and antitrust oversight grows. Voluntary filings and building regulatory rapport may be the solution
  • The new rules, which took effect on June 1, are expected to give cause for concern to businesses and data subjects operating in or with the PRC
  • In the middle of the most ambitious infrastructure programme in history of Colombia (4G) emerged the deepest ever corruption scandal in the region. The Odebrecht crisis forced all stakeholders to revisit their internal policies and work out together a solution to mitigate the risks that have subsequently materialised in certain projects across Latin America.
  • A European company may be drawn to this market if it operates in the life sciences sector and needs to raise significant funding