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  • Despite their popularity in Europe and the US, warranty and indemnity policies have failed to gain traction in Asia – even in riskier emerging jurisdictions
  • Corporate governance practices in South African have worsened over the past 12 months, according to an annual survey released last week
  • The Houston-based company's decision to abandon the MLP structure that it pioneered has sparked debate about its future
  • Corporate issuance has exploded this year. But can it become a mainstay of conventional finance?
  • The restructure of Suzlon Energy’s foreign currency convertible bonds is the largest in India to date. It also demonstrates that offshore bondholders and onshore lenders can reach a solution together
  • Asia is not moving in line with European and US covenants Investor protections in Asia high-yield bonds have diverged from the global trend of weakening covenant packages. They're expected to remain investor-friendly compared to those seen elsewhere. Moody's recent Asia-Pacific Covenant Quality report noted that Asia's covenant packages remain stronger than those in Europe and the US – although non-Chinese bonds tend to have stronger scores.
  • Legislative uncertainty’s impact on inversions?
  • TPG’s acquisition of up to 75% of Union Bank of Colombo is Sri Lanka’s biggest private equity deal. It also signals increasing interest in the south Asian country
  • Argentina's fight with holdout creditors and its eventual default proves that, sometimes, everyone is a loser.
  • Investors must push back against Asia's weakening high-yield covenant packages. Although investor protections remain robust – especially compared to what's seen in the US and Europe – the region's legal frameworks are much less established.