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  • Why Asian fintech needs balanced regulation
    Inadequate and strict regulations are hampering growth in Asia's fintech sector, despite the technology surging in the region
    March 21 2016
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    Banks aren’t manipulating risk weight models
    A report has shown no evidence of financial institutions gaming the system, weeks after Basel did away with internal operational risk calculations
    March 21 2016
  • Asia Pacific: Pulling punches
    Thailand has been shaken to its core lately by one of the country's biggest, most egregious insider trading scandals in recent decades. But insider trading is not a new phenomenon in Thailand. And it would be unwise to assume this exposé will bring about a palpable change.
    March 21 2016
  • Editorial: P2P ABS: saviour or desperation?
    Rumours of Europe's first marketplace-lending securitisation gathered pace last month. The instrument, which securitises loans made on voguish peer-to-peer lending platforms is already doing business in the US, and has been since 2013. On the one hand, the logic for such an instrument in Europe is clear: The European Commission is determined to kick-start the securitisation market and any so-called marketplace ABS would certainly offer welcome volumes, albeit relatively small ones.
    March 21 2016
  • The making of a good board
    In a world of complex regulation and increasing globalisation, how can directors manage constant scrutiny?
    IFLR Correspondent, March 21 2016
  • China NPL scheme hampered by disclosure gaps
    Chinese regulators have made a last-ditch effort at flushing billions of dollars worth of distressed loans out of its financial system by securitising four percent of its $195 billion bad debt.
    March 21 2016
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    Italy’s AIF lending liberalisation divides
    Show it to the central bank, and you’re free to lend The market is unsure of the potential effectiveness of Italy's long-awaited new direct lending regime for alternative investment funds (AIFs).
    March 21 2016
  • Spain's lending-to-lenders surge
    With banks’ bad debt sales on the rise, structuring of loan-on-loan transactions has come to the fore. Garrigues lawyers explain why the security package is key
    March 21 2016
  • The limits of NY law loan participations
    Shearman & Sterling lawyers explain what New York law participation agreements do and don’t do when applied to English law loan transactions
    March 21 2016
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    Brazil: Anti-corruption leniency agreements
    Brazil’s 2013 Anti-corruption Law created the possibility of entering into leniency agreements in administrative proceedings that investigate unlawful acts against the public administration, whether Brazilian or foreign
    March 21 2016
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