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  • The British Bankers’ Association explains its stance on the emergence of different regulatory responses to the leverage ratio
  • The Fair and Effective Market Review has laudable objectives. But as Freshfields' Michael Raffan and Joanna Benjamin explain, history reveals the limits to regulating wholesale markets
  • Matheson's Anne-Marie Bohan explains why the Irish Collective Asset-Management Vehicle is set to become the instrument of choice for Irish investment funds
  • Indian issuers are selling securities without consulting their lenders. Herbert Smith Freehills' Siddhartha Sivaramakrishnan and Gareth Deiner explain it may make underwriters liable for tort
  • The $1 billion deal signals the growing importance of Islamic finance for Muslim-majority countries
  • The lighter side of the past month in financial law
  • The programme officially opened on November 17. But the exchanges involved are already contemplating the link’s evolution
  • The Stock Connect has been subject to significant scrutiny about the lack of trading volume. But market participants believe critics should focus on the scheme's longer-term implications
  • M&A is back with a bang. As always, IFLR1000’s annual rankings identify the law firms that are shaping the markets to watch
  • The SEC wants it left out of financial reports The number of managers who have moved from hedge fund to mutual fund management since the financial crisis is raising concern among regulators about risk management and disclosures. They are making the switch as a result of the growing popularity of liquid alternative funds (liquid alts).