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  • Should the US government step in to regulate share buybacks? For the business community and investors, it may be a step too far. But with US elections focussing on middle class needs and wage disparities, promises to govern when companies can – and can't – engage in share repurchases might come front and centre.
  • The European Commission’s Jonathan Faull has been the driving force behind its Capital Markets Union. Here he discusses the initiative, how to fix securitisation and why regulatory silos aren’t a European problem
  • The second connection between Hong Kong and China's equity markets is ready internally, Hong Kong Exchanges (HKEx) CEO Charles Li has confirmed. But it's still in the regulatory pipeline.
  • The new legislative reforms in Egypt are taking place against a backdrop of debate over the Investment Law, that took place in conjunction with the Egypt Economic Development Conference (EEDC) held in Sharm El Sheikh last March
  • An inaugural issuance of tier 2 bonds has revealed widely-held confidence in the budding asset class. It also creates a structure for others to replicate
  • In Japan, out-of-court methods are available for restructuring debts owed by corporate debtors, a procedure referred to as alternative dispute resolution turnaround (ADRT)
  • The Legislative Assembly of Macau is analysing the proposal to amend the External Trade Law (Law 7/2003 of June 23 2015)
  • Mobile number portability is the voluntary process by which a client switches to another mobile service provider, often for a service more suited to their needs, while retaining their existing mobile phone number
  • The Philippines recently enacted Republic Act 10667 or the Philippine Competition Act (Act), which defines, prohibits and penalises anti-competitive agreements, abuse of dominant position, and anti-competitive mergers and acquisitions
  • A major reform of the overall Swiss financial markets regulation is underway. As part of the changes, the draft bill of the new Financial Institutions Act (FIA) will affect licensing of institutions active in investment management