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  • Héctor Arangua and Gunter A Schwandt of Nader Hayaux & Goebel explain two instruments which are revolutionising Mexican structured finance
  • Attorneys focused on Mexico have a clear – and optimistic – view of their work pipeline. While they agree with the common perception that the country's future is largely tied to the US recovery, they see enormous potential in its own regard. The country is coming out of a tough couple of years, but investors who have taken a bet on Mexico have fared well. And all signs point to continued improvement.
  • Carlos Eduardo Martínez Rico of Creel García-Cuéllar Aiza y Enriquez explains why taxation has a crucial role in developing Mexico’s capital markets
  • Real estate financing in Mexico has experienced a wave of innovation. Evercore Partners’ Augusto Arellano Ostoa has been involved at every stage. He shares his experience and insights with Danielle Myles
  • This year has brought into sharp focus some lingering as well as new threats to companies operating in Mexico
  • Mexico’s banks have fared well in recent years, but Basel III and other key reforms will significantly affect cross-border capital and investment flows. By Ryan Bolger
  • A wrap up of the hottest sectors and developments in the country’s M&A, finance and project markets
  • The financing of Energy Financing Team’s thermal power plant in Bosnia and Herzegovina is the country’s first project financing. Here deal counsel reveal the legal reforms required
  • India’s regulatory regime has become increasingly onerous in the last year. At last week’s IFLR India Outbound Investment Forum, issues with regulators were discussed at length. Here’s what market players think
  • Mexico’s pension funds are the country’s cornerstone institutional investors. Pedro Ordorica, head of the sector’s regulator Consar, gives his views and plans for the industry’s future. By Danielle Myles