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Mexico is on the cusp of a regulatory overhaul that will touch every corner of its financial services sector. Three of the country’s senior regulatory officials dissect the upcoming reforms

IFLR’s coverage of regulatory changes to US, EU and Asia-Pacific bank capital structures features in-depth analysis and expert opinion on the global implementation of Basel III, as well as the latest structural innovations across the capital spectrum

Miguel Hernandez of Bufete Hernandez Romo explores the ins and outs of commercial court proceedings in Mexico

Would stricter rules help prevent flash crashes, or just increase costs? Two experts have their say

As US swap execution facilities go live, the EU’s move to mandatory exchange trading continues. Here’s what is helping, and impeding, harmonised US and EU responses to the G20 swap trading mandate

The region’s best female lawyers were celebrated at Euromoney Legal Media Group’s Australasia Women in Business Law awards last month

Mongolia has been burnt by some populist and poorly planned policies. Here’s how it’s rebuilding an inclusive investment environment

How will the EU’s new recovery and resolution tools and related reforms work together in practice? And would such measures have avoided the problems that emerged during this year’s Cypriot banking crisis?

Securitisation would greatly assist China in its efforts to deleverage its economy. Here’s what’s holding the asset class back

Rodrigo de Campos Vieira In a previous article published in this magazine, the author commented on Brazil's unique opportunity to develop the mechanisms for early stage, smaller and also more established medium-sized companies to access the funds they need to grow their business through the equity capital markets. The previous article discussed a project conducted by investment banks, law firms, civil entities, associations and auditors to be presented to the government with alternatives to unlock the growth of Bovespa Mais, the only access stock market in Brazil.