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  • Editorial: Equity: the sacred security
    The cross-pollination of asset classes is, by now, old hat. Bonds adopt equity characteristics, there are triple recourse residential-mortgage backed securities, and with structured products it seems the only limit is your imagination. But while such tinkering – albeit more prudentially and closely scrutinised since the crisis – is fair game for most securities, there is one glaring exception.
    May 20 2016
  • Asia Pacific: (Top) A-share status
    Since China secured its special drawing rights status last December, the Xi administration has set its sights on another international accolade to boost its ever-growing stature – recognition by MSCI.
    May 20 2016
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    Asia Pacific
    Henry Wang David Stammers Cécile Baume In Australia DLA PIPER appointed two new finance and projects partners – Alex Regan from Corrs Chambers Westgarth and Simon Huxley from Allen & Overy – to its Sydney office. NORTON ROSE FULBRIGHT meanwhile hired insurance partner Samantha Kelly from DLA Piper.
    May 20 2016
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    Europe, Middle East and Africa
    Bob Penn A new boutique was launched in Austria in May. Specialising in financial and corporate work, real estate and disputes, A20 was established by Marie-Agnes Arlt, Martin Oppitz, and Hermann Ortner. The former two joined from Grohs Hofer, and the latter moved from Kunz Schima Wallentin (KSW). All three founders were partners at their previous firms.
    May 20 2016
  • SEC sharpens private equity focus
    The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) turned its attentions to private equity (PE) in 2012 and introduced the need for funds to register. Four years on, counsel are still considering the impact of the changes, and PE funds themselves are learning to live with increased scrutiny.
    Edward Price, May 20 2016
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    Creditors fight back against English schemes
    Should distressed debtors cutback on their favourite past-time? A series of recent cases suggest the use of English law schemes of arrangement (SOA) by foreign companies could be at risk.
    May 20 2016
  • Cyrpus
    Bank of Cyprus gives loans international makeover
    The idyllic Mediterranean island is modernising financially
    May 20 2016
  • Unleashing China’s interbank bond market
    Foreign investors are worried about a lack of legal recourse following a bond default in China. That was a key message from speakers at ASIFMA's China Capital Markets Conference in late April.
    May 20 2016
  • Basel drops IRR capital requirement
    The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) has dropped a proposed rule requiring banks to hold extra capital against the risk of rising interest rates. As a result, the Committee has been reported as both softening and hardening its line on interest rate risk (IRR).
    Edward Price, May 20 2016
  • Protegido por Direitos Autorais. (Copyrighted © Rogério Peccioli)
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    Realising what it’s worth: duties of secured lenders
    An English court has clarified mortgagees’ duties when enforcing on property. Lenders should ensure a considered and informed sales process
    May 20 2016
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