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  • New SEC rules on the regulation of technology will impact both trading venues and clearing agencies, but also the market makers that interact with them
  • Chinese companies can now use onshore assets to guarantee bonds if proceeds are used offshore. But credit enhancement structures will develop as long as issuers plan to remit cash onshore
  • Timing and discretion are crucial when conducting investigations into potential cartel offences, delegates at this week’s IFLR’s Competition Law Forum were told
  • Better disclosure and more transparent board selection would help improve corporate governance in Asia’s capital markets, according to industry participants
  • Isda's call for mandatory stress tests for clearing houses has been greeted with scepticism by some market participants
  • Companies seeking merger approval from the new UK Competition and Markets Authority must prepare for a time-consuming process, with early involvement from competition counsel
  • A multilateral legal framework for restructuring sovereign debt has been put back on the table. Steven Schwarcz explains why, despite objections, it could be the best suggestion yet
  • 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
  • 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
  • M&A is back with a bang. As always, IFLR1000’s annual rankings identify the law firms that are shaping the markets to watch