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    Spain: New regulations affect NPLs
    Beatriz Causapé Laura Torrecilla In a context where Spanish banks continue to sell their non-performing loans (NPLs) to reduce the level of their provisions and improve their solvency ratios, several national and regional rules have been approved, and resolutions passed recently in an attempt to protect debtors, who are often in precarious situations.
    February 23 2017
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    Vietnam: Offshore securities offerings
    Nguyen Hoang Ly Public offering or private placement
    February 23 2017
  • Editorial: Executive disorder
    Will there be any piece of Obama administration legislation left when Donald Trump decides to end his regulatory rollback? Healthcare, environmental and trade rules have so far been given a significant haircut, but financial regulation is undergoing one of the most significant and high-profile dissolutions.
    February 23 2017
  • EU bad bank plan met with mixed responses
    A plan mooted by the European Banking Authority's (EBA) chairman Andrea Enria to create an EU-wide designated fund for dealing with the continent's bad loan problems has been met with a lukewarm response.
    February 23 2017
  • Esma’s Ucits share class opinion hits hedging
    The European Securities and Markets Authority (Esma) last week called for all hedging arrangements at share class level – with the exception of currency risk hedging – to be set up as separate funds or sub-funds.
    Tom Young, February 23 2017
  • Why Snap’s no-vote shares IPO won’t catch on
    Tech firm Snap's decision to go public with only no-vote shares on offer is a bold move that's unlikely to become a trend, despite the fears of some investors. The decision taken by the parent company of instant messaging app Snapchat has incensed investors, so much so that a number of US pension funds are in the process of writing Snap's executives a strongly-worded letter.
    February 23 2017
  • Asia Pacific: Plus ca change
    China's State Administration of Foreign Exchange (Safe) shocked Hong Kong and mainland Chinese investors by recently allowing onshore PRC investors to participate in Hong Kong IPOs raised by Chinese companies as cornerstones – provided that they agree to a number of conditions.
    February 23 2017
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    An attitude shift in shareholder litigation
    US courts have amended their approach to disclosure only settlements of M&A litigation
    David Bernstein, February 23 2017
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    Unlocking sukuk
    The Islamic finance market has stalled at a critical point. But only global standards and a concerted effort to promote them can reopen the door to growth
    February 23 2017
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    Indonesia: Land procurement regulation
    Oene Marseille Emir Nurmansyah In December 2016, the Indonesian president issued a new regulation paving the way for Indonesia's ministry of finance to provide land procurement funding to projects with national strategic value, but with insufficient funding to complete the necessary land acquisition.
    February 23 2017
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