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    Poll: MetLife’s Sifi saga
    Counsel in the US have been studying the court ruling that overturned the insurer's designation as systemically important. They doubt it can hold
    Edward Price, May 20 2016
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    Closing conditions
    The lighter side of the past month in the world of financial law
    May 20 2016
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    Sponsored by Hogan Lovells
    Can the UK become an insurance-linked securities hub?
    A webinar hosted by Hogan Lovells assessed the UK government’s plan to grow the specialist reinsurance sector
    May 20 2016
  • Inside China: opportunities in a default crisis
    The nation’s credit markets are inflicted by fundamental and systemic flaws. Will China waste this invaluable opportunity for a market-based debt restructuring?
    May 20 2016
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    Ireland: Debt forgiveness
    The Minister for Finance in Ireland recently announced that the National Asset Management Agency (Nama) has written off some €1.5 billion (approximately $1.7 billion) of debts owed by 80 debtors
    May 20 2016
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    Indonesia: Draft mining bill
    A draft bill on minerals and coal mining is currently being circulated for discussion in the House of Representative of Indonesia
    May 20 2016
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    Japan: Dealing with scandals
    On February 24 2016, the Japan Exchange Regulation (JPX-R) established the Principles for Dealing with Scandals at Listed Companies (the Principles)
    May 20 2016
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    Macau: Proxy betting ban
    Macau’s Secretary for Economy and Finance has announced the end of proxy betting in Macau casinos, effective from May 9 2016
    May 20 2016
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    Building a buoyant, safe panda bond market
    There’s a resurgence of interest in China’s onshore bond market. Two schools of thought are emerging on how PRC authorities should regulate the nascent asset class. One believes today's case-by-case approach is working. The other is calling for a clearer set of rules for issuers to follow. IFLR staff writer Brian Yap assesses their respective merits
    May 20 2016
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    Nicaragua: New payment system
    The Central Bank of Nicaragua, in its capacity as the regulator of the country’s payment systems, has authorised the first automated clearing house manager in Nicaragua
    May 20 2016
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