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  • Financing sweeteners are being used in Brazil to encourage local borrowing by inbound investors, making Brazilian funding potentially more atrractive to foreign investors
  • Interbank lending rates may no longer be a suitable input for financial benchmarks, the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) chairman has said
  • With the implementation of Basel III set to significantly curtail banks' ability to lend, lawyers in Asia-Pacific have outlined the alternative funding sources they expect to emerge in the region this year
  • Target-related compliance issues have become increasingly important in Asian M&A deals as corporate counsel protect their most important asset - their company’s reputation
  • Yoshinori Ono and Miki Fujita of Nishimura & Asahi explore the potential impact of the introduction of a class action litigation system
  • All the chapters from IFLR's latest M&A guide are available to view in e-book format
  • The start of 2013 has seen renewed optimism in Japan. Foreign and domestic investors alike express excitement over new prime minister Shinzo Abe's "three-arrow" plan to boost the economy, and Japanese equity markets have outperformed nearly every country in the first months of the year. International corporates have returned to Japan's fixed income markets, with more yen-denominated debt issuances expected this year.
  • There is no doubt that the macroeconomic climate and volatility in global markets continues to impact deal activity. Indeed, despite signs of a recovery towards the end of the year, 2012 was notable for the downward trend in global M&A activity.
  • Larry Bates, president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Japan, discusses its structural reform recommendations, the Trans-Pacific Partnership and foreign direct investment into Japan
  • Akihisa Shiozaki and Peter Armstrong of Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu provide guidance on dealing with the increasingly popular administrative tools of the Japanese regulators