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  • The success of Saudi Arabia’s first sovereign Islamic bond might signal a new era for Saudi’s nascent debt markets
  • The FDIC depositor protection concerns over covered bonds have been picked up by regulators in other parts of the world, according to panelists at ASF2012
  • Steven McEwan of Hogan Lovells examines developments in the UK in the run up to the implementation of Basel III
  • Harmonisation is the right way forward but individual countries must be free to make their own decisions
  • Brazil became the world’s leading emerging securitisation market last year. A deal that unlocked its mortgage securitisation sector paves the way for a mature m
  • John Walsh, acting head of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has warned against overreaction and misperception surrounding the risks of derivatives
  • Cfius review is a more frequent hurdle to foreign investment. Here, US counsel explain how the Agency could reduce uncertainty around its decisions
  • Gerald Cheong Elena Ng The future of credit rating agencies (CRAs) in Singapore took a twist on January 17 2012 when the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) released a new regulatory framework for credit rating agencies.
  • It has been common in Vietnam to see prices listed in foreign currencies, and traditionally items, especially land, have been valued in gold rather than money. However, with the erratic fluctuations in the financial markets, the devaluations of the Vietnamese dong (VND) and the sharp increase in the price of gold, the State of Vietnam has determined to exert stricter control over financial markets and particularly the widespread use of foreign currencies and gold pricing on the domestic market.
  • Just around the end-of-year holiday, the Federal Reserve Board proposed several rules related to capital requirements for US banks.