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  • Peter De Proft of the European Fund and Asset Management Assocation (EFAMA) reflects on the period of change in Europe, supporting a regulatory pause and discusses where the future focus should be for the European asset management industry
  • Inge Heinrichsen of Ernst & Young examines some of the effects and challenges that the asset management industry may have to face in relation to the proposed EU transaction tax.
  • Tim Cameron, managing director and head of Sifma’s asset management group discusses how post-recession regulations are impacting the asset management industry, and what asset managers are doing about it
  • Bing Li of ICBC charts a shift in attitude towards the renminbi (RMB) as policy-makers in China encourage its internationalisation
  • François Bianchi, Thomas Frick, Sandro Abegglen and Marco Häusermann of Niederer Kraft & Frey provide an overview of new financial market regulations in Switzerland and what they mean for market participants
  • Vladimir Potapov and Tim McCarthy of VTB Capital Investment Management discuss the outlook for Russian investment, and the country's commercial relationship with China
  • Yoshihiro Tanaka of Asuka Corporate Advisory and Yosuke Mitsusada of Asuka Asset Management outline the symptoms of equity governance changes taking place in Japan
  • Renewable energy production in the US hit a milestone last month, with Deepwater Wind securing financing for the country’s first offshore wind farm
  • The regulator's review of structured product governance has criticised the ways in which the instruments are developed and sold. But blame may not lie squarely with the industry
  • Opposition to white lists is growing as the rise of cov-lite deals exposes investors further to the practice. But the feature is expected to linger until deal volumes start outweighing demand