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  • Buyers looking to finance acquisitions in government-run auctions are finding their commitment letters under increasing scrutiny
  • The lighter side of the past month in the world of financial law
  • The country should reinstate the withholding tax exemption for the country's sovereign debt income. The same treatment for won-denominated corporate bonds would help too
  • Oene Marseille Emir Nurmansyah In July 2016, Indonesia's president Joko Widowo issued a new regulation clarifying a previously issued presidential regulation which had set a minimum authorised capital amount of IDR 50 million (approximately $4,000) for the establishment of companies.
  • Carina C. Laforteza Lito Paolo T. Martin II The enactment of Republic Act No. 10881 on August 16 2016 is set to make the Philippines a more attractive destination for foreign investors in the financing industry. This new legislation has lifted certain foreign equity requirements.
  • Mayank Gupta Christopher Machera The biggest US headline this month was ALLEN & OVERY's addition of a five-person team. The firm secured a five-partner leveraged finance team consisting of Scott Zemser, Alan Rockwell, and Judah Frogel from White & Case, Rajani Gupta from Proskauer Rose, and Todd Koretzky from Milbank Tweed Hadley & McCloy.
  • When British dental company Mydentist issued its £425 million high yield bond on August 5, the UK's debt markets and its commentariat should have been celebrating. The firm had just sold the first sterling bonds since the UK voted to leave the EU on June 23, signalling that British issuers could still price a deal in an apparently apocalyptic environment.
  • As defaults soar, foreign creditors need a proactive strategy to survive court supervised restructurings in the country
  • Non-performing loans are contaminating banks’ balance sheets. Securitisation may be the solution, but it won’t be easy. Success depends on improvements in servicing, enforcement and foreign involvement
  • Israeli authorities' introduction of the world's first ever corporate anti-concentration law is having a profound effect on the country's M&A landscape.