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  • In light of new foreign direct lending guidelines for Chinese companies, counsel have warned investors to do their homework first
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • 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.
  • Volatility, covenant erosion and overzealous reforms will define this year’s markets according to speakers at the London event
  • Under Colombian regulations, pension fund administrators (PFAs) are subject to a strict investment regime, in order to protect the savings of pensioners and affiliated employees
  • With the number of start-up funds growing exponentially, managers must be aware of some common pitfalls when running their business
  • 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
  • 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
  • For managers active in the international arena, a change of employer typically leads to a change of domicile and/or place of work and thus encompasses a change of the social security and pension affiliation