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  • Unitranche facilities have changed the dynamics between first and second lien lenders. Their relationship is set out in a separate agreement, usually not involving the borrower
  • The practice of junior syndicate banks signing away power of attorney privileges on Hong Kong IPOs is causing increased concern among counsel in the city
  • As regulatory capital requirements take their toll, fewer banks are interested in transactions with low participation rates
  • A centralised, global KYC registry run by SWIFT is on its way to gaining critical mass with more than 1,250 banks spanning 152 countries having signed-up in its first nine months
  • Afme has published a new model clause to help banks to comply with BRRD bail-in rules in non-EU jurisdictions, but concerns remain
  • The recently-passed French legislation permits non-bank lending within established commercial arrangements. Stephenson Harwood's Alain Gautron and Michel Bauer analyse its further exceptions
  • A growing number of sophisticated investors are bringing cases against M&A targets to increase their payout. Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati's David Berger explains what's behind the trend
  • Purchasers face some tough challenges in the prevailing sellers' market. Hengeler Mueller's Hans-Jörg Ziegenhain and Daniel Wiegand explain how they should manage their potential exposures
  • As investors flee to safer asset classes, lending to non-developed markets faces a shake-up. Mayer Brown's Mayank Gupta explains why
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    The continent accounts for less than one percent of global sukuk issuance. Latham & Watkins' Clement Fondufe, Kem Ihenacho andDavid Ziyambi explain why this may not be the case for long