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Telcos’ pitch to Europe’s antitrust authorities

Deal-hungry operators think Europe has too many

Danielle Myles, February 23 2015
Brazil’s hard lessons in public M&A

The combination of telecommunication companies Oi and PT has taught Brazilian investors the downside of public M&A. A more thorough review of disclosures is likely to occur in future deals.

Zoe Thomas, February 23 2015
ICMA boosts Euro PP but Solvency II concerns linger

The International Capital Market Association (ICMA) has given another boost to pan-European private placements (PEPP) by publishing a market guide. But obstacles to the market's development remain, in the form of Solvency II capital charges across Europe.

Tom Young, February 23 2015
Isda: resolution plans must protect netting enforceability

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority's (HKMA) bank resolution consultation included the International Swaps and Derivatives Association's (Isda) protocol on temporary stays. Other Asian jurisdictions must follow.

Ashley Lee, February 23 2015
Americas

Avril Cole John McDonald Adele Hogan Victor Tsao

February 23 2015
Americas: Investors want openness

Institutional investors don't like activism, they like openness. Articles on the topic, including some by IFLR, cite statistics that suggest activist tactics are growing in popularity among institutional investors. A recent study by FTI Consulting, for example, found that 76% support activism, seeing it as an important catalyst for change.

February 23 2015
Cummings: transparency needed on swaps push-out

House of Representatives Democrat Elijah Cummings has told IFLR why he wants US banks to explain how they will benefit from the roll-back of swaps regulations in Dodd-Frank. The call from Cummings follows a letter he and US Senator Elizabeth Warren sent to banks on January 29, asking them to outline the scope of their swaps businesses, following a roll-back of the push-out rules, called section 630, released in December.

Zoe Thomas, February 23 2015
Asia Pacific: Remember the emerging markets

Far-reaching regulatory reforms have a mixed track record in taking into account developed and emerging markets' different needs – often, they lean towards the latter.

February 23 2015
Government support uncertainty in Asia may prompt downgrades

Last month Standard & Poor's (S&P) downgraded banks in Austria, Germany, Switzerland and the UK. Banks in Asia may be similarly affected.

Ashley Lee, February 23 2015
Europe, Middle East and Africa

Christoph Enderstein Antti Ihamuotila Oliver Felsenstein Burc Hesse

February 23 2015

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