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  • NY participation agreements in the spotlight
    Loan asset holders are faced with risks when a distressed lender can’t meet its funding obligations. But there are ways to mitigate the dangers
    September 26 2016
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    Closing conditions
    The lighter side of the past month in the world of financial law
    September 26 2016
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    Switzerland: Reporting money laundering
    Andrew M Garbarski In a recent milestone decision dated May 24 2016 (decision 6B_503/2015), the Swiss Federal Supreme Court (SFSC) held, for the first time, that the duty of financial intermediaries to report suspicions of money laundering may extend beyond the end of the relevant business relationship.
    September 26 2016
  • China’s ABS default prompts NPL securitisation fears
    China witnessed last month its first default on asset-backed securities (ABS) but is pushing ahead with its large-scale non-performing loan (NPL) securitisation programme.
    September 26 2016
  • CoCo protections ease investor concerns
    A Commission non-paper seen by IFLR, which sets out a framework whereby contingent convertibles (CoCos) would be given greater protection, has been heralded as a welcome clarification for investors. Under the plan, CoCos are given priority if a bank's maximum distributable amount (MDA), including dividends and bonuses, is under pressure.
    September 26 2016
  • China’s crackdown on illegal PE funds lacks steam
    The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has conducted a sweeping crackdown on illegal private equity fundraising activities onshore, but rules and regulations specifically tailored to address them remain outstanding.
    September 26 2016
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    Vietnam: Overtime work in Vietnam
    Nguyen Thi Thanh Huong Cheaper labour and long-working hours are advantages for developing countries wishing to attract foreign investment. Vietnam is one Asian country which has these advantages. According to Labor Code 2012, a normal working day is eight hours-long, which amounts to 48 hours a week. The current minimum wage for low-skilled employees in private companies ranges from VND2,400,000 to VND 3,500,000 ($109 – $159).
    September 26 2016
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    How to comply with the UK’s new whistleblower rules
    This will be made easier The Financial Conduct Authority's new rules, which came into effect on September 7, create a better legal framework for whistleblowing in the UK.
    September 26 2016
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    Uncertainty surrounds MAR’s inside information disclosure regime
    The EU’s delay of disclosure of inside information framework is similar to the one implemented in 2003. But its applicability in practice has raised some questions
    September 26 2016
  • India's bond reforms assessed
    The Modi government has attempted to boost the country's corporate debt market but the potency of the new measures is unclear
    September 22 2016
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