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  • A new securitisation regime: will the dust ever settle?
    The EC’s reforms have been lauded for their growth potential. But unclear drafting could create a barrier
    October 30 2015
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    Deal of the month: Etihad funding platform
    Seeking to support its minority investments without taking the balance sheet exposure, the airline has created an innovative solution to a unique problem
    October 30 2015
  • Inside China: the stock market bailout
    The government’s intervention following Black Monday has many casualties. It now needs an exit strategy, and Hong Kong may provide a blueprint
    October 30 2015
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    POLL: CMU’s greatest impact
    The EC’s Capital Markets Union has been lauded by many. But which elements of its recently-published proposals will have the biggest effect?
    Tom Young, October 30 2015
  • European M&A Forum highlights
    What do earnouts and activists have in common? They are both misunderstood in the world of private M&A
    Danielle Myles, October 30 2015
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    Europe, Middle East and Africa
    Annalisa Dentoni-Litta In the Brussels EU competition market there was two significant moves in the past month. SHEPPARD MULLIN RICHTER & HAMPTON hired Jacques Derenne from Hogan Lovells, and LATHAM & WATKINS recruited Elisabetta Righini from the European Commission. In the case of Sheppard Mullin, the move represents the firm's entry into the market.
    October 30 2015
  • Europe needs foreign shareholder voting solution
    Counsel at a breakfast seminar hosted by TheCityUK in London last month lauded the Capital Markets Union (CMU) action plan, but lamented its failure to address cross-border shareholder voting.
    October 30 2015
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    Asia Pacific
    Jini Lee Linklaters' tough year failed to get any easier as it suffered another string of departures in Asia last month. Its Hong Kong office lost corporate partner Samantha Thompson who returned to London to take on an in-house role at PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS (PwC). The same department took another blow when US-qualified Jon Gray joined DAVIS POLK & WARDWELL in Tokyo. The New York-headquartered firm is re-emphasised its commitment to Japan.
    October 30 2015
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    Uncertainty hampering Japan’s corporate governance code
    Prime Minister Abe’s push to end cross-shareholding has had mixed results Counsel in Japan have questioned the country's corporate governance code, at a time when Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has reiterated his intention to clean up its corporate sector.
    October 30 2015
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    UK ringfencing clamps down on intragroup loans
    Under UK rules, retail deposits will be separated from the bank’s other activities
    Tom Young, October 30 2015
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