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  • Sung Taek Lim and Hee Suk Chai, Jipyong LLC
  • Soojung Lee and Christopher Mandel, Yulchon
  • The Dagong incident and a desire to internationalise Chinese capital markets have forced a number of government agencies to step in
  • All the winning teams, deals and individuals from the October 17 awards, which took place at the Burj Al Arab in Dubai
  • With the deadline for public comment approaching, whether the CRA needs to be fully overhauled or simply reworked remains to be seen
  • Small investors in China are up in arms: peer-to-peer (P2P) lenders are closing down everywhere as a result of a regulatory crackdown on fraudulent operators and so-called shadow banking. Thousands of investors have lost their life savings after investing in platforms that have collapsed. Specific centres have even been set up to deal with the high volume of complaints.
  • Nine years after it first stepped in to regulate the e-money sector in Indonesia, the central bank (Bank Indonesia) has responded to technological change by issuing a new regulation to supersede Bank Indonesia Regulation 11/12/BIR/2009 on electronic money (BIR 11/12). Besides making the necessary changes to encompass the latest developments in the e-money sector, the new regulation – Bank Indonesia Regulation 20/6/BIR/2018 (BIR 20/6) – also places restrictions on foreign ownership and introduces new minimum capitalisation requirements for all e-money issuers.
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    The new regime will be extended to insurers and beyond, as part of a broader conversation about cultural change
  • In recent years, the number of corporate scandals occurring at listed Japanese companies has been increasing. These risk not only damaging the company itself but potentially might also result in a loss of credibility of the capital market as a whole. With that in mind, it has become increasingly necessary for listed companies to implement continuous measures to prevent such scandals from occurring.
  • Katherine Forrest DLA Piper has announced an agreement with Argentine firm Cabanellas Etchebarne Kelly Abogados, which will operate under the DLA Piper brand in Argentina.