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  • The market has criticised London’s proposed new listing rules for companies with a controlling shareholder, pointing to ineffective sanctions and a lack of clarity in key areas
  • A Dutch company’s recent scheme of arrangement has cemented the UK’s rivalry with the US as the in-court restructuring venue of choice
  • A liquid debt market and cashed-up corporates and private equity funds suggest 2014 will be a bumper year for European M&A
  • Low borrowing costs and the rise of non-bank lenders are tipped to boost M&A activity across Europe this yea
  • This month's merger of Banco BHD and Banco León signals the growing sophistication of the Dominican Republic’s banking and legal market
  • MiFID 2. That it sounds like the latest Hollywood blockbuster is apt. For, the long-awaited second installment of Europe's Markets in Financial Instruments Directive will have dramatic consequences for the region's securities market.
  • As record volumes in European debt capital markets continue into 2014, so too has the availability of funding options increased
  • At long last, the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive reform package (Mifid II) has been announced. But the final accord, aimed at overhauling Europe's securities markets, has proved more than a little underwhelming.
  • A lack of certainty about India's investment environment is a long-standing and near-universal complaint. While the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) and Reserve Bank of India (RBI) seem to recognise this problem, their actions are missing the point – more rules aren't helping.
  • The number of Asian takeovers of large North American targets throughout 2013 tested the commercial and regulatory boundaries of inbound M&A. It also set some precedents for how authorities will react in these scenarios. This should allow new purchasers – worldwide, but especially from the east – to prepare for regulatory concerns.