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  • The nation’s credit markets are inflicted by fundamental and systemic flaws. Will China waste this invaluable opportunity for a market-based debt restructuring?
  • 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
  • Corporate reorganisations can be classified into two main types: share transfer transactions and asset transfer transactions
  • 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
  • In previous decades, economic policymakers were either coxswains or rowers. In the case of the former, they'd sit at the back, keeping an eye on where the team is heading. The latter simply row with strength.
  • Henry Wang David Stammers Cécile Baume In Australia DLA PIPER appointed two new finance and projects partners – Alex Regan from Corrs Chambers Westgarth and Simon Huxley from Allen & Overy – to its Sydney office. NORTON ROSE FULBRIGHT meanwhile hired insurance partner Samantha Kelly from DLA Piper.
  • Bob Penn A new boutique was launched in Austria in May. Specialising in financial and corporate work, real estate and disputes, A20 was established by Marie-Agnes Arlt, Martin Oppitz, and Hermann Ortner. The former two joined from Grohs Hofer, and the latter moved from Kunz Schima Wallentin (KSW). All three founders were partners at their previous firms.
  • 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.
  • The idyllic Mediterranean island is modernising financially
  • 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.