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  • Garrett Monaghan In Denmark, DLA PIPER continued its big push in the Nordics with the announcement of a merger with LETT. This move makes DLA the only international firm to have established a presence in all four Nordic nations following its mergers with Finnish outfit Peltonen LMR and Swedish group Grönberg, both in 2016. The team also boosted its Finnish operation this month with the addition of M&A partner Matti Ylä-Mononen from fellow international firm Bird & Bird.
  • Saudi Arabia has kept the capital markets busy this past month
  • Sponsored by Atsumi & Sakai
    The jurisdiction is making strides to promote cooperation between financial institutions and fintech companies, as Yuri Suzuki and Takafumi Ochiai of Atsumi & Sakai demonstrate
  • Sponsored by Bae Kim & Lee
    Jae In Lee and Se Yeong Im of Bae Kim & Lee examine how regulators are increasingly turning their attention to the country’s virtual currency market
  • Sponsored by Lee & Ko
    Kwang Bae Park, Hyun Koo Kang and Hwan Kyoung Ko of Lee & Ko assess how fintech deregulation will play a key part of Korea’s fourth industrial revolution movement
  • Sponsored by Hogan Lovells
    The region’s financial hubs are vying for supremacy in the emerging sector. It’s a tight race
  • Sponsored by Hogan Lovells
    This month's issue explores if equivalence is a backdoor route for UK firms to maintain access to EU markets
  • Sponsored by Yoon & Yang
    Wonil Kim, Myung Soo Lee and Ju Yong Lee, of Yoon & Yang take a look at various proposed legislative attempts to relax the current prohibition on industrial companies owning internet-only banks
  • Sponsored by Denai (Minji) Koh
    Jung Min Lee, Gye-Jeong Kim and Denai (Minji) Koh of Kim & Chang take a look at how crowdfunding is regulated in Korea, and assess if this new flexible form of financing could one day surpass bank lending for SMEs
  • Sponsored by FenXun Partners
    The government is progressively loosening up relevant rules to allow foreign-owned enterprises to access China’s capital market, which has been tightly regulated until now