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    Polkomtel Pik: a sign of things to come?
    Don’t overinflate Polkomtel's sale of a $200 million (£126 million) payment in kind (Pik) note has prompted a fresh wave of speculation that the bonds are making a comeback. But many, such as Jeremy Duffy of White & Case in London, believe that Piks remain an uncommon feature of finance structures.
    March 28 2012
  • How more financiers can be tax-equity partners
    The development coincides with the US government's renewed push to promote tax credits offered to renewable project sponsors in an effort to attract more, and a broader range of, companies to invest in the sector. It is hoping the benefits of tax-equity structures will incentivise those who would have been lured by the expiring two-year federal cash grant programme.
    Danielle Myles, March 28 2012
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    Inside Amundi’s two-programme single-issuer securitisation
    French rights on one side, English on the other European asset manager Amundi has established a €10 billion (£8.3 billion) English law programme and a €10 billion French law programme for secured structured products through a single Luxembourg securitisation vehicle.
    March 28 2012
  • Settlements to change under Mexican collective action law
    Public companies could be vulnerable under shareholder lawsuits following Mexico's collective action law enacted on March 1, lawyers have said. But much remains unclear regarding the potential costs to companies.
    March 28 2012
  • Europe: CDS is not an insurance product
    Barry Ritholtz published an article in the Washington Post in early March on the nature of credit-default swaps (CDS): CDS "are insurance products" and must be regulated as such, he said.
    March 28 2012
  • Asia: Myanmar: what’s actually changed?
    In a little under 12 months Myanmar has gone from one of the most economically isolated states in the world, to the latest and, for many, most enticing frontier market. Thanks to a series of reforms across the country's political and economic landscape, previous obstacles to foreign investment are gradually being lifted after years of harsh economic sanctions.
    March 28 2012
  • RBS, Barcap: are sukuks the answer for emerging markets?
    Senior bankers debated the merits of the shariah-compliant bond market at a debtwire conference last week. Some remain sceptical
    March 28 2012
  • What the BATS crash teaches us about circuit breakers
    Last week’s trading halt of Apple shares on the US BATS exchange has highlighted the impracticality of circuit breakers and why equity infrastructure needs to be refined
    March 28 2012
  • Exclusive: HKICPA to amend accounting report standards
    Proposed changes to Hong Kong’s accounting report standards will clarify accountants’ role in the city’s listing process. But sponsors in the city are concerned where the move will leave them.
    March 28 2012
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    Gender balance within listed companies in Italy
    Starting from August 2012 the by-laws of all Italian listed companies will have to be amended to ensure the gender diversity
    March 27 2012
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