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    Why invest in Latin America's unbanked
    The region’s governments are easing regulations to improve consumer and SMEs’ access to credit. For foreign investors, the changes create access to an untapped market
    Zoe Thomas, October 31 2014
  • Indonesia's PKPU: 10 years on
    The insolvency law celebrated its tenth birthday this year. Andi Kadir of Hadiputranto Hadinoto & Partners analyses how the process has changed since it was passed?
    October 31 2014
  • The rising tide of creditor democracy
    Cleary Gottlieb's Andrew Shutter and Sui-Jim Ho explain how lawyers and lawmakers are finding new ways to make debt instruments subject to majority rule
    October 31 2014
  • Indonesian contracts' translation turmoil
    Recent judicial decisions have revived concerns around the enforceability of English contracts in Indonesia. Ashurst's Joel Hogarth explains how to protect yourself
    October 31 2014
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    Why disintermediation is Europe's funding future
    BBVA's Agustin Martin Calmarza and Aaron Baker explain why ABS is key to Europe’s move towards a more market-focussed system of funding
    October 31 2014
  • India's solution to wilful defaulters
    Widespread defaults by Indian borrowers have prompted banks to find new ways to recover debt. Verus's Krishnayan Sen explains how they are invoking the RBI Master Circular
    October 31 2014
  • A new course for cross-border swaps reform
    A failed challenge to the CFTC’s extraterritorial reach has caused disappointment. But Linklaters' Caird Forbes-Cockell, Noah Melnick and Edward Ivey explain why the regulator’s new chief could be the silver lining
    October 31 2014
  • Hong Kong's dual-class dilemma
    Following the release of its dual-class concept paper, Shearman & Sterling's Jayesh Wadhwani asks whether the exchange must allow these structures to remain competitive
    October 31 2014
  • Asia Pacific: Protecting the rule of law
    Both detractors and supporters of the recent pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong have argued that their side benefits the city-state as a financial centre – and conversely, that the other's views would doom the city's international reputation.
    October 31 2014
  • Editorial: Building the mechanism
    B y the time you read this, you'll be living in a single supervisory world. On November 4 the European Central Bank (ECB), under the auspices of its Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) will become fully responsible for 130 eurozone banks, and some non-eurozone member states too.
    October 31 2014
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