July/August 2016

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Multilaterals must collaborate to spur private funding

Investors adjust to limited China enforcement rights

HK merger rules must broaden scope

Bitcoin definition remains unclear under new bill

Transparency lacking at EU bank supervisors

CFTC adopts uncleared cross-border swap margin rule

IEX hits back at critics

Ugo Bassi on the CMU

Data needed for CMU regulatory review

Creating an EU framework for loan originating funds

Russian dim sum bond hits roadblock

Substantial new G-Sib capital requirements unveiled

Southeast Asia forum key takeaways

POLL: Reviving Asia’s PE market

Foreign lenders struggle for recourse in Indonesian restructures

EXCLUSIVE: Lord Mervyn King on the future of regulation

SEC explores buyside stress tests

Fund managers assess Brexit passport loss

China’s landmark RMB London bond explained

How US bank resolution reform will dry liquidity

Americas Women in Business Law Awards: 2016 winners

Why Financial Choice Act won't replace Dodd-Frank

US counsel fear EU light touch advantage

EU sovereign debt rules risk damaging yields

Philippines set to bolster virtual currency rules

Fed: US banks face choice on size

Fed on liquidity: no prudential loosening

How Asian OTC derivatives reporting regimes compare

Why China needs more hedging tools for foreign investors

Europe Women in Business Law Awards: 2016 winners

Counsel should consider Bremain as well as Brexit

Blockchain's three capital markets innovations explained

Vietnam investors struggle with arbitral awards

Indonesia’s power sector hampered by enforcement

Legal certainty tested in EU merger control

Swiss disclosure and takeover changes explained

Antitrust and Cfius blamed for US M&A slowdown

The rise of investor rights in Russia

Asia's merger control pitfalls assessed

UK passporting fears realised on Brexit vote

Market reacts with disbelief to Brexit vote

Brexit: the aftermath

German MEP: UK equivalence will be ‘poor and burdensome’

Kashkari: US banks still too-big-to-fail

Asia’s currency markets hit by Brexit uncertainty

The revolver springing leverage test unpicked

US legislation could be solution for Puerto Rico

HK's first leveraged and inverse ETFs explained

Brexit threatens London’s clearing hub status

Indonesia's record leveraged buyout explained

The Americanisation of UK sanctions?

US counsel cautiously optimistic over Brexit

Making demands of non-employee directors

Brexit's opportunities for US dealmakers revealed

Brexit further blurs EU insolvency picture

Internal risk model squeeze faces backlash

Why the CMU could benefit from Brexit

Steven Maijoor on EU reform's progress

Editorial: The day after the vote

Americas: Brexit’s US lessons

Asia: Three strikes and out?

Europe: Carry on Britain

CFTC adopts margin rule

China needs more hedging tools

Russia’s dim sum roadblock

SEC explores buyside stress tests

France legislates against corruption

How sukuk can solve infra gap

Philippines’s virtual currency boost

Fed: US banks face choice on size

Americas

Asia/Pacific

Europe Middle East and Africa

Poll: kick-starting Asian private equity

Inside China: Regulating the boom

What next for London’s banks?

Unravelling the uncertainty

Southeast Asia forum highlights

Bank deposits – a troublesome evolution

Esma’s loan originating fund regime unpicked

Swiss covered bonds' taxation constraints

Brazil: New Infra Investment stance

Colombia: Close-out netting

Cyprus: New leasing law

Honduras: AML legislation

Indonesia: E-commerce investment

Ireland: Company law changes required

Japan: Introducing TLAC framework

Macau: AML rules

Panama: Bankruptcy reforms

Philippines: Renewable energy projects

Qatar: Competition law

Slovak Republic: Unlawful cartel inspections

Switzerland: Private sector bribery

Turkey: Intercompany loans

Vietnam: Margin trading ban

Closing conditions: The great bank robbery

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The revolver springing leverage test unpicked

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Unravelling the uncertainty

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Blockchain's three capital markets innovations explained

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