Winter 2019/2020

Main

Is leveraged lending guidance a dead letter?

For whom do companies toil?

The battle for listings and stock market reforms: evolution or revolution?

The full Agrokor story: Croatia’s first extraordinary administration

Social bonds grow but remain in shadow of green

Opinion: political deadlock is impacting legislative action

Aramco against the world?

Rolling bad apples

Quick poll result: Time for (no) action

People moves from IFLR1000: Americas

People moves from IFLR1000: Asia-Pacific

People moves from IFLR1000: EMEA

ESG survey: Fifty shades of green

Alibaba, HKEX & ESG: missed leadership opportunities

Austrian market creaks under weight of Mifid II obligations

A guide to Mifid II in Ireland

Predicting competition in digital markets

Making sense of ESG investment capital

Race for gaming: the integrated resorts business in Japan

Libor to SARON: Building an interest rate

A guide to cross-border financing in Switzerland

Panama: Data privacy regime revamped

Panama: Panamanian register for foreign reinsurers and brokers to conduct business

Colombia: New capital requirement regulations

Macao SAR: Further AML / CFT control for gaming-related people

Panama: Panama’s first digital free trade zone

Slovak Republic: New changes for transactions made by publicly-listed companies

Vietnam: Foreign ownership cap in public companies

W&I insurance popularity drives innovations

PRIMER: Sarbanes-Oxley

UK election brings certainty but concerns remain

ESG investor interest swerves east

Vietnam: Notable points of new labour law

Global IPO markets in 2020: what to expect

Panama: New economic substance requirements for offshore jurisdictions

Bond covenant trends in 2020: what to expect

ESG: the financial costs of climate change

SEC rulemaking in 2020: what to expect

Existing sanctions mean little change for Iran deals

PRIMER: Japan’s new foreign investment law

IFLR Asia-Pacific Awards 2020: shortlist revealed

ESG set to take larger role in M&A in 2020

The battle to attract biotech listings rages on

Legislative blocks leave cannabis firms out in the cold

CFIUS

Lack of conventional bank buy-in restricts UAE fintech

EXCLUSIVE: Interview with EU bank regulation head Nathalie Berger

Long-awaited vertical merger guidelines raise further questions

Is the US exchange market accepting new entrants?

Limited partnership agreements see more co-investments in Asia

PRIMER: Schuldschein

In-house counsel: 100% compliance with GDPR almost impossible

PRIMER: HKEX’s new ESG disclosure rules

Panama: New commercial intelligence unit

Brexit-driven governing law threats fail to materialise

In-house: Chinese bond trustee system must improve

Panama: A country Brexit ready

Casper IPO shows WeWork effect on valuations

Force majeure clauses provide coronavirus relief for business

Companies remain cautious about entering China

Crédit Agricole/Santander asset servicing joint venture analysed

Crypto community has questions for SEC's 'safe harbor'

IFLR Europe Awards 2020: shortlist revealed

PRIMER: the JOBS Act

Emerging market bonds struggle with regulatory standards

Banks are slow to embrace crypto and blockchain

MAR’s inside information rules continue to cause headaches

Japan: The First Stock Distribution Spin-off in Japan

PRIMER: Emir Refit

Corporates rush to issue coronavirus bonds

ESG deal innovation continues in race for competitive advantage

Brazilian government using alternative means to start privatisation process

Coronavirus under the capital markets microscope

Open banking rules put pressure on Brazil's established banks

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Is leveraged lending guidance a dead letter?

Partners from the New York office of Shearman & Sterling look at the current state of the market and ask if it is really generating systemic risk

Ronan Wicks, December 05, 2019
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Predicting competition in digital markets

Linklaters lawyers discuss shifting goal posts for acquisitions of nascent competitors and disruptive technologies

December 05, 2019
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Colombia: New capital requirement regulations

The Regulatory Unit (Unidad de Regulación Financiera or URF) of the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit has issued several decrees with the purpose of harmonising Colombian capital requirement regulations applicable to banking institutions with the capital requirement regulations included in Basel III.

December 05, 2019

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