September 2016

Main

Indian public banks to struggle in loan clear-up

NSFR could hit bank lending

Single Supervisory Mechanism: 18 months on

How Italy can learn from EC state aid record

Inside Nykredit’s new wave bail-in bond

Wakalah-compliant sukuk first explained

Brazilian airline’s bond deal first

Basel criteria places STC burden on investors

Firms still aren’t ready for MAR

POLL: The challenges of Basel IV

HK's first hybrid peer lending fund explained

How UK limited partnership reforms will boost PE

Colombo's Brazilian extrajudicial restructuring unpicked

Indonesia court restructures challenge international creditors

Fund managers celebrate AIFMD advice

Brexit spells end to merger control’s one-stop-shop

ELTIF model brings new approach to lending in France

Inside Rio Tinto's mine expansion financing

Banks harbour doubts about new Privacy Shield

Eskom secures largest syndicated A/B Loan in Africa

Argentina’s second bond issue success

First Indian masala bond unpicked

Time to reform Korean government bonds

Is green striping the future of green bonds?

Solving Brazil's corporate restructuring crisis

European certain funds aren't certain enough

Saudi group's restructuring breakthrough assessed

Cfius urged to sharpen focus on Chinese bids

Israeli competition reforms boost M&A

Mexico pipeline financing sets regional template

MB sukuk hopes to kickstart Oman market

EU resolution inconsistencies examined

Bail-in recognition clauses decrypted

Mydentist HY counsel defends portability clause

Registration plans evolve for SBS dealing entities

High yield issuers dodge EU market abuse rules

Sustainability diligence now key to pre-IPO process

2016 Middle East awards: full shortlist

CSRC anti-hostile takeover rules are not legally viable

Third country AIFMD passport: three unanswered questions

Esma's non-EU AIFMD advice unpicked

China’s mega real estate consolidation explained

London’s new precious metals contracts analysed

China’s ABS default prompts NPL securitisation fears

Editorial: An esoteric battleground

Americas: Not if, but when

Asia: Food for thought

Europe: If it ain’t broke

DEAL: HK’s ETF first explained

Sustainability diligence now key to IPOs

Brazil must adopt Dip financing

Brexit blurs EU insolvency picture

Israeli competition reforms boost M&A

Internal risk model squeeze faces backlash

SSM: 18 months on

Americas

Asia/Pacific

Europe, Middle East and Africa

POLL: Challenges of Basel IV

Africa’s loan innovation

US security-based swaps rules assessed

NSFR questioned by US banks

How Brexit will impact leveraged loans

HK bitcoin heist ignites intervention debate

The NPL clean up

The Asian clean up

Glass-Steagall U-turn proposal critiqued

Turkey competition regime insights

Brazil: State-owned enterprises

Colombia: 4G projects

Cyprus: Transparency rules

Indonesia: Capitalisation reforms

Ireland: Illegal contracts

Japan: Restricted stock

Macau: New gaming targets

Panama: Tax treaties

Philippines: Promoting foreign investment

Qatar: Legislative advances

Slovak Republic: Expropriation reforms

Spain: Debt-for-equity swaps in distressed situations

Switzerland: Reverse break fees

Vietnam: Offshore issuances

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Tax Relief

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