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  • The emphatic message from poll respondents is that shareholder engagement must be boards’ priority in the lead-up to proxy season
  • Corporate counsel and their advisors shed light on everything from new private equity trends to crisis management and debt financing
  • Aung Naing Oo, director-general of DICA, reveals the next FDI developments in the frontier jurisdiction
  • Amid the pre-election posturing that comprised the majority of UK chancellor George Osborne's autumn statement, was a buried promise to change the structures of M&A in the country.
  • 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.
  • 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.
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  • 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.
  • Last month Standard & Poor's (S&P) downgraded banks in Austria, Germany, Switzerland and the UK. Banks in Asia may be similarly affected.
  • Clifford Chance partners Debashis Dey and Stuart Ure discuss why the $500 million green sukuk was a game-changer for the fledgling market