Spring 2020

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France’s new PACTE Law: Progress at the cost of protection

Why is insider trading illegal?

Sand dollars: a postmodern monetary architecture

Head-to-head: Is SOFR alone enough for the US industry as a Libor replacement?

Opinion: South American nations must work towards a common goal

Opinion: What on earth happens next?

Poll result: Removing barriers for Indian companies

People moves from IFLR1000: Americas

People moves from IFLR1000: Asia-Pacific

People moves from IFLR1000: EMEA

China's new foreign investment law: Stop, start

Building a climate resilient debt portfolio

The revival of dual class shares

Sustainable finance reforms for asset managers: threat or opportunity?

A guide to Switzerland’s new licensing rules for portfolio managers

Demystifying blockchain regulation in Switzerland

China: A market-oriented loan market interest rate

Cyprus: Ratification of multilateral instrument

Japan: Investment in nursing homes

Macau SAR: A step forward on tax

Panama: A country Brexit ready

Slovak Republic: New company liquidation rules

Switzerland: Security principles and excluded assets

Vietnam: New private placement regulations in public companies

PRIMER: Hong Kong SAR’s proposed data privacy ordinance changes

Increased private equity interest in performance fees over return levels

A fresh look at acquisition financing terms

Lawmaking in Argentina on hold in lieu of debt restructuring

Exclusive interview with the EU's blockchain head

Macau SAR: New Arbitration Law

Inside Indonesia's Basel III-compliant tier two bond

Cfius filing fee a hindrance but unlikely to curb deal flow

UK corporates interested in EU taxonomy, regardless of Brexit

Updated IFLR’s coronavirus resource hub

The Italian treatment: the decree to fight coronavirus

Covid-19: M&A market stalls amid uncertainty

PSD2: market struggles with APIs, SCA

Remote working: tips, tricks and anecdotes from the IFLR team

IFLR Americas Awards 2020: shortlist revealed

Why MAC clauses are no Covid-19 silver bullet

PRIMER: US market circuit breakers

PRIMER: Securities Financing Transactions Regulation / SFTR

Vietnam: Administrative penalties for violations of competition law under the new regulations

Panama: Regulating electronic signatures

UK’s Covid-19 business support leads to confusion

Inside NYSE's response to the Covid-19 crisis

Uncertainty hangs over Indian crypto community

Covid-19 illuminates corporate buyback issues

Why capital markets should embrace blockchain

HKEX’s WVR proposal draws corporate governance concerns

Social issues dominate African ESG

Investors eye Chinese Covid-19 NPLs but barriers remain

How coronavirus could revive PIPEs

UK regulators ease coronavirus impact on premium-listed companies

No synchronicity between US banking regulators as Fed pushes leverage rules

Germany’s response to Covid-19: expanding the restructuring and distressed M&A toolbox

Covid-19 highlights need for stricter ESG oversight

Coronavirus rewrites Europe’s AGM rules

Macau SAR: Coronavirus chapter 1: Legal challenges on contracts under Macau law

CARES Act enforcement risks and compliance best practices

PRIMER: Tokyo Stock Exchange revamp

Managing an extreme corporate crisis: lessons from Rolls Royce

IFLR Europe Awards 2020: winners announced

Coronavirus: Private equity investing in a distressed environment

Australia's heightened M&A scrutiny likely to affect foreign investment levels

Industry standards providing stepping stone for ESG regulation

Proposed merger ban will do more harm than good

Covid-19 in Asia: investor rights under pressure

Rescue financing leads to rapid evolution of PIPEs

Libor transition still at a nascent stage in India

UK companies embrace cashboxes in Covid-19 fallout

IFLR Asia-Pacific Awards 2020: winners announced

PRIMER: Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive

Coronavirus effect weighs on private equity

IFLR Americas Awards 2020: winners announced

Indonesia’s first pandemic bond explained

Dealmakers already looking to 2021 as M&A market disappears

Covid-19 now part of the M&A legal process

Debate rages over SRD2 delay

Opinion: The German Constitutional Court has fallen into its own trap

Payment holidays squeeze securitised products

India takes steps to prevent unwanted Chinese takeovers

Argentina: Covid-19 an extra headache as default deadline looms

Investors concerned by ESG regulatory definitions

Covid-19 in Thailand: Compensation benefits schemes for employers and employees

Covid-19 in Thailand: Tax relief measures in Thailand

Practical advice for company directors facing a liquidity crunch

Europe remains promising market for cannabis companies

Broker-dealers: Give the SEC's Reg BI a chance

PRIMER: China’s new personal information security specification

Japan: Trends in the amendment of collateral legislation

PODCAST: Chris Giancarlo on the record

The interplay between arbitration and insolvency

Main Street Lending: having the Fed as your 'junior' partner

Legal and compliance officers brace for increased AML risks amid Covid-19

Structured finance during the Covid-19 pandemic

Liquidity slowdown causes derivatives market to reassess

Covid-19 boosts European social bond market

Spain’s response to Covid-19: emergency measures; gradual relaxation

PODCAST: the Volcker Alliance on Paul Volcker

US equity market tightens noose on Chinese listings

Survey: In-house will send Covid litigation work to law firms

Synlab’s hybrid reboots European high yield market

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Structured finance during the Covid-19 pandemic

Lawyers from King & Spalding's capital markets team discuss how the structured finance market has adapted to the crisis

June 02, 2020
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The interplay between arbitration and insolvency

The Singapore Court of Appeal considers the treatment of a winding-up application where the parties have agreed to refer disputes to arbitration

Dan Cohen, June 02, 2020
Sponsored by Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu

Japan: Trends in the amendment of collateral legislation

On March 4 2019, a study group on collateral legislation for movables and claims (study group) was established by the Ministry of Justice to review such legislation.

May 28, 2020

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