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Oene Marseille Emir Nurmansyah The Finance Ministry of Indonesia has issued a regulation outlining the procedures for granting government loan guarantees for the development of electricity infrastructure in Indonesia. The regulation also outlines the steps for enforcing the guarantees.

Project finance deals involving commodities require constant risk mitigation and management. Good structuring from the outset is key

The city of London is thinking ahead to what post-Brexit Britain will look like, and trying to ascertain which EU principle it would be best to keep to remain at the forefront of the global financial sector

The EU’s latest prospectus rules are gathering steam. But uncertainty continues to surround summaries, risk factors and retail denominations

Can regulation improve culture? It's the biggest question facing the architects of the UK's senior managers' regime, which has been in effect since March 7 this year and is already being eyed up by other jurisdictions. An IFLR poll earlier this year revealed that 55% of readers don't think it can.

China's ambition to follow in Japan's footsteps and build a global business empire has not shown any signs of abating, with well-known Chinese billionaires leading the country's global expansionist drive. But the modern version of an (economically-driven) manifest destiny, made inevitable by China's accumulating wealth, is increasingly being met with heavy resistance from governments and grassroots advocacy groups alike.

Financing for the largest ever Chinese investment into the UK, nuclear power station Hinkley Point C, has successfully closed. The power station is also Europe's biggest infrastructure project.

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Many economic groups have been filing for judicial reorganisation in Brazil, a process similar to chapter 11 of the US Bankruptcy Code. In certain cases, local courts have claimed jurisdiction over foreign entities filing for judicial reorganisation in Brazil, even though Brazilian law does not have any cross-border insolvency rules. Well-known judicial restructuring cases such as OGX, OAS and Schahin have helped develop case law on Brazil accepting the judicial reorganisation of foreign entities. Yet, in a recent case, the court denied such a request and re-opened discussions.

The impact of the 2014 reforms to the country’s outdated bankruptcy framework has been called into question by recent court decisions