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  • Earlier this year, Indonesia's Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources issued a regulation to regulate the pricing of gas fed into the country's electric generators. PLN, the state's electricity company, is the largest operator of these generators, although the regulation also applies to other electricity producers supplying electricity to PLN.
  • The revision of law 5/2011, which approved the smoking prevention and control bill, is still pending and, though a full smoking ban in casinos was the initial plan of the Macau government, it may not actually happen after all.
  • Banks and regulators have reacted impressively to fintech’s rise. Incoming rules and Brexit will challenge them further
  • While US bond issuers would tend to favour flexibility in devising their covenant packages, investors can also fight back
  • As far as risk management goes, the term seems almost trivial when applied to Brexit. Getting past the first step – identifying potential hazards and how those scenarios might play out – is difficult. Brexit has no clear form or shape, no step-by-step plan to follow and very little in the way of a timeline, beyond those two years from article 50 being triggered that everyone keeps talking about.
  • Hong Kong and Singapore are once again going head-to-head, vying for two of the year's most coveted initial public offerings (IPOs) – Alibaba-backed Ant Financial's $10 billion offering and Saudi Aramco's $100 billion deal.
  • The Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) region is at the centre of a perfect storm. Despite three of the top ten most expensive natural disasters since the 1980s occurring there according to German insurer MunichRe, many countries there have little to no disaster risk financing mechanisms to support recovery and rebuilding efforts after a catastrophic event.
  • The South African retailer's capital reorganisation was complicated by the existence of three tiers of debt, the company’s scale and its national importance
  • Stepping up The US acted as guarantor of Iraq’s first international sovereign bond, a move which helped the Middle Eastern nation secure capital markets’ support to reduce its public deficit
  • The critical status of clearing houses in the derivatives market is protected by EU-level regulation. But the fact that no single solution has been chosen to tackle potential issues is causing concern.