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  • China CDS beset by pricing issues
    China may have made a comeback in credit-risk mitigation products by launching its first batch of credit default swaps (CDS) but pricing them will be impossible without an auction mechanism in place.
    December 15 2016
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    POLL: China outbound M&A drivers
    Private equity-backed Chinese enterprises have been on a global shopping spree this year. But the situation is not without its challenges
    December 15 2016
  • EU member states compete for funds’ business
    Some EU member states want to attract funds’ business under AIFMD, but practical challenges remain
    December 15 2016
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    Colombia: FX reform
    Carlos Fradique-Méndez Sebastián Boada Morales On September 30 2016, the Colombian Central Bank (Banco de la República de Colombia or BRC) issued External Regulation 14. It eliminated the obligation to file a foreign exchange declaration through a foreign exchange intermediary in respect of the remittance of funds under an exchange operation with a Colombian resident.
    December 15 2016
  • Americas: Trump's possible policy promises
    The US president-elect's position on regulation has been debated extensively. But his position on global US involvement, free trade and future policies is less well-known
    December 15 2016
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    Assessing Continental’s resiliency under new loss absorption rules
    A retrospective analysis of the now-defunct commercial lender’s fate under the current financial regulatory regime shows that it would likely not have needed a federal bailout
    December 15 2016
  • Dealing with failing institutions in Hong Kong
    The autonomous region's new resolution regime should smooth the way for wind-downs. Here’s how it would work in practice
    IFLR Correspondent, December 15 2016
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    Ireland: Subrogation
    John Breslin The 2015 decision of the UK Supreme Court in Bank of Cyprus UK v Menelaou highlights the utility of subrogation as a remedy where traditional mechanisms (damages, injunction) are inadequate. The case also highlights the developing role of the law of restitution. Subrogation and restitution are well-established doctrines in Irish law.
    December 15 2016
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    Macau: Condominium management
    João Nuno Riquito Rui Filipe Oliveira In line with the recent regulatory tendency to focus on the real estate property market, the Macau government has prepared new legislation to regulate the management of a condominium's common areas.
    December 15 2016
  • Southeast Asian share purchase agreements analysed
    English and US law have been key in shaping deal mechanics in the region. Understanding the main principles is crucial
    December 15 2016
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