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  • A liquid debt market and cashed-up corporates and private equity funds suggest 2014 will be a bumper year for European M&A
  • This month's merger of Banco BHD and Banco León signals the growing sophistication of the Dominican Republic’s banking and legal market
  • 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 Securities and Exchange Commission judge has ruled that the Big Four’s Chinese affiliates cannot audit US-listed companies for six months
  • 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
  • Low borrowing costs and the rise of non-bank lenders are tipped to boost M&A activity across Europe this yea
  • The first item in Mauritius' 2014 Budget was entitled Investment Promotion, Doing Business Facilitation and Fostering Economic Growth. For years, Mauritius has been a competitive destination for Foreign Direct Investments (FDI), amounting to MauR4.7 billion ($154 million) for the first semester of 2013, a growth of MauR700 million compared to the first semester in 2012.
  • The natural next step for credit enhancement in the offshore debt market
  • The use of high-yield bonds to fund non-controlling buyouts is tipped to be a key development for the M&A market in 2014. The structure could be transformative for deals in Asia.
  • It’s back to this for community and foreign banks As banks and private practices sift through the Volcker rule, it is becoming clear that US community banks and foreign banks will be the controversial rule's biggest losers. The far-reaching 800-page provision of the Dodd-Frank Act means both will likely be forced to rethink their business models to comply.