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  • Travers Smith's Jonathan Gilmour and Joseph Wren on why hedging arrangements must be thought about sooner rather than later when negotiating private equity-sponsored LBOs
  • The EIB has diversified its infrastructure remit through the refinancing of a toll road surrounding Venice
  • Bank issuers under new prospectus rules European regulators' proposed new rules on debt prospectuses could unintentionally discourage issuance of contingent convertible bonds (CoCos).
  • The new capital regime could signal the death knell for G-Sib debt funding. European and North American bank counsel, treasurers and capital structurers spoke anonymously – and candidly – about TLAC's impact on their operations and bond markets. Opinions are divided on everything from timelines to investor appetite. But what's clear is that the regime will fundamentally change bank balance sheets
  • On June 18 2016, a new law will come into force in Slovakia concerning the cross-border secondment of employees for the provision of services
  • In December 2015, the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) released official letter 12933/BCT-KH concerning the distribution activities of foreign-invested companies in Vietnam
  • A key element of restructuring banks in connection with resolution and recovery planning is the ability to protect financial institutions from an acceleration and termination of ongoing contracts upon the commencement of formal proceedings
  • Supplier finance is a global finance method that is an integral part of the services offered by Turkish financial institutions
  • The British regulator has proposed issuers provide more information earlier in the process. But it must strike the balance between transparency and cumbersome procedures
  • Strong evidence has yet to emerge that points to external manipulation of the BBSW by the ANZ and Westpac