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  • How US bank resolution reform will dry liquidity
    Morrison & Foerster’s Oliver Ireland and Jared Kaplan explain the unintended consequences of well-meaning initiatives to end the era of US bailouts
    July 11 2016
  • BigQ
    Poll: kick-starting Asian private equity
    What will be the biggest driver behind the region’s private equity resurgence?
    July 11 2016
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    Europe Middle East and Africa
    Mark Rawlinson In Bosnia & Herzegovina, Serbian firm SAMARDŽIĆ OREŠKI & GRBOVIĆ opened an office in the country. Ana Grubač and Jovana Pušac will lead the operation.
    July 11 2016
  • Americas
    This month saw a number of lateral moves in the US. The biggest head turner was the defection of the entire public finance team from Sidley Austin to NORTON ROSE FULBRIGHT (NRF) in May. Of the six partners who made the move, Larry Bauer and Matt Hughey joined NRF's New York office, Peter Canzano the DC office, and Jerry McGovern, Eric Tashman, and Cliff Gerber the San Francisco office.
    July 11 2016
  • How Asian OTC derivatives reporting regimes compare
    In the first part of a three part series, a senior lawyer at a US investment bank in Asia analyses the divergent regimes for OTC reporting in Hong Kong and Singapore
    IFLR Correspondent, July 11 2016
  • Editorial: The day after the vote
    On Friday June 24, the morning after the British electorate voted to leave the EU, we began to call people for reaction to the news and its impact on London's banks. The contacts were of a type: highly-educated, white, metropolitan – mostly male; exactly the demographic that voted to remain in the EU the previous day.
    July 11 2016
  • The Americanisation of UK sanctions?
    A US approach to enforcement could be coming to the UK soon, according to Shearman & Sterling's Barney Reynolds, Danforth Newcomb and James Campbell
    July 11 2016
  • Fed: US banks face choice on size
    As US banks shrink, debate surrounds whether resizing is the intentional result of regulation. For Federal Reserve governor Jerome Powell, however, there's a choice – and it's for the banks to make.
    Edward Price, July 11 2016
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    Making demands of non-employee directors
    In this latest instalment of Corporate Governance Quarterly, Goodwin Procter's David Bernstein explains how the role is becoming a hazardous undertaking
    David Bernstein, July 11 2016
  • Maijoor
    Steven Maijoor on EU reform's progress
    Esma's chair sheds light on regulatory technical standards, investment recommendation definitions and reporting requirements
    July 11 2016
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