March 2017

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DEAL: world’s first senior non-preferred samurai bond

DEAL: India’s first synthetic rupee-denominated margin loan

SFC’s IPO investigation facing jurisdictional challenges

POLL: Key India corporate bond market reform effects

IFLR European In-House Summit: key takeaways

Market fears Mifid product governance gold-plating

Effects of India's cash crackdown still uncertain

Record low FCA fines in 2016 were an anomaly

DEAL: Phoenix Group’s tier 3 bond

Tips for managing counterparty risk

DEAL: Poland’s first sovereign green bond

MAR’s top three concerns revealed

DEAL: France’s first sovereign green bond

UK merger control will face challenges after Brexit

Mifid II: what next for investment bank research?

Abengoa restructuring clears final few hurdles

Brexit white paper hints at third country equivalence status for UK

Can English schemes survive Brexit?

Unfair ownership laws hinder Japan’s fintech drive

Esma’s Ucits share class opinion hits hedging

Why Snap’s no-vote shares IPO won’t catch on

HKEx third board relies on clear positioning

DEAL: Egypt’s $4 billion triple-tranche eurobond

China investors swap QFIIs for stock connects

Trump’s proposed Dodd-Frank rollback unpicked

EBA bad bank plan gets mixed response

DEAL: Bombay Stock Exchange $182 million IPO

PBOC uses blockchain technology to combat money laundering

IFLR’s 2017 European awards: shortlist revealed

Why repo volatility poses a systemic risk

DEAL: Chile’s sovereign peso notes

EU payment services rules spur new regulation in Japan

Italian crisis boosts role of financial markets

EU's insolvency harmonisation plan unpicked

What Mifid II's research overhaul means for the buyside

Taiwan’s strict FDI rules keep private equity out

DEAL: Edcon’s $1.5 billion restructuring

Kraft Heinz/Unilever shows rise of invisible stakeholder

How France is fighting corruption

Editorial: Executive disorder

Europe: ‘Say on Pay’

Asia Pacific: Plus ca change

Americas: A sheep in wolf’s clothing?

DEAL: Egypt’s $4 billion triple-tranche eurobond

Investors swap China QFII programme for stock connects

DEAL: France’s first sovereign green bond

Why Snap’s no-vote shares IPO won’t catch on

Esma’s Ucits share class opinion hits hedging

FSB’s asset management plans mirror AIFMD

PBOC uses blockchain technology to combat money laundering

Brexit white paper hints at third country equivalence status for UK

EU bad bank plan met with mixed responses

Americas

Asia/Pacific

Europe Middle East and Africa

POLL: liberalisation of India’s corporate bond market

DEAL: India’s first masala-backed high-yield dollar bonds

Unlocking sukuk

How conduct agenda is reshaping financial services

An attitude shift in shareholder litigation

Addressing data protection issues

Slowing down the progress of bad debt

ABS future mapped out

Seeking better disclosure

Switzerland promotes tax data transparency

Tokyo seeks to attract FDI

Colombia: Fourth generation infrastructure

Costa Rica: Risk-based supervision

Cyprus: CySEC new rules

Indonesia: Land procurement regulation

Japan: Casino law overview

Macau: AML framework developments

Philippines: Foreign equity ownership decision

Slovak Republic: New dividend tax

Spain: New regulations affect NPLs

Switzerland: Tax bill rejected

Vietnam: Offshore securities offerings

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International Correspondents

Features

Tax Relief

Special Features

News Analysis

Editorial

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DEAL: Egypt’s $4 billion triple-tranche eurobond

The issuance of Egypt's largest ever eurobond and the first triple-tranche instrument to come out of Africa will support the country's extensive economic reform progamme.

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How France is fighting corruption

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February 23, 2017
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Slowing down the progress of bad debt

Greece has been taking decisive action to get back on track. But more needs to be done to address the problem

February 23, 2017

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