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The third of five global awards took place last evening in Hong Kong to celebrate legal innovation across the Asia-Pacific region
Recent regulatory developments in the use of Chinese government bonds for collateral management and repo purposes are driving interest in the product
The European Commission's ‘stop-the-clock’ vote on EU Green Deal directives offers clarity for businesses but legal experts say formal approval is crucial
The prestigious event in London highlighted the outstanding achievements of lawyers from across Europe
Partner Chin-Chong Liew explores the legal innovations behind the first-of-its-kind deal and how it’s expected to help generate more work for the firm
Fourteen law firms have each received 12 or more nominations, while 26 corporates and banks are up for in-house awards
Ten law firms have each received 10 or more nominations, while 18 corporates and banks are up for in-house awards
New hires were made across the M&A and finance practices in New York, Los Angeles, Tokyo and Ho Chi Minh City
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Sponsored by King & Wood MallesonsYes Cornerstones, which began in Hong Kong as a mechanism to attach prestigious names to new listings to generate interest and momentum, appear to have evolved into becoming security blankets to minimise the risk of failure, especially for deals launched in choppy waters. -
Sponsored by Clifford ChanceIFLR hosted the UK’s leading regulatory lawyers to discuss the best path forward for London’s financial institutions seeking single market access. The debate was friendly but the differences were often stark
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Sponsored by LinklatersThe Commission’s proposed preventive restructuring frameworks would reduce differences between EU regimes but several issues need to be ironed out
