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  • Contributors include to this year's special focus include Clifford Chance, RBS and Commerzbank
  • Despite continued debate over investor protections, Kevin Connell of RBS explains how market pragmatism is shaping deal terms
  • Despite a range of challenges and pitfalls, Guanchun Dai of Jingtian & Gongcheng gives a positive outlook for the future of Chinese real estate issuance
  • The HKMA's second consultation has clarified its bail-in regime, including a mechanism to determine the no creditor worse off than in liquidation principle. But more detail is needed
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    Akin Gump's Christopher Leonard, Ezra Zahabi and Chris Poon on how Esma’s long-awaited technical advice on the directive moves the EU one step closer to a single regulatory framework
  • As its economy begins to cool, Cleary Gottlieb's Richard Cooper and Adam Brenneman assess the position of those with exposure in the Andean nation
  • As useful as a Russian bailout Rushing through emergency legislation to prop up its troubled lenders is not enough to save Russia from a financial crisis in 2015. On December 22 its central bank had to intervene after a deposit run threatened to bankrupt midsize lender National Trust Bank.
  • The loosening of US travel and trade restrictions on Cuba opens new opportunities for US financial institutions.
  • State issuers often include carve outs from their waiver of sovereign immunity. But Clifford Chance’s Robert Trefny explains it's not clear whether the law supports such protections
  • The likely default of Kaisa called into question the structures of offshore Chinese bonds. Across Asia, restructuring lawyers have more or less thought 'I told you so', as bondholders responded last month by selling their Chinese real-estate holdings in fear of future defaults.