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The Treasury’s suggestion that foreign banks should be judged on their US assets alone has created tensions between industry organisations

The first Hong Kong-led cryptographic token sale has put the territory's relevant laws to the test

The cleanup was carried out as a liquidation, not a resolution, which suggests EU rules are not taken seriously enough

A technical covenant breach reflects larger problems in the documentation standards underlying offerings from local government financing vehicles

Some think the changing investor base means vast parts of the market have outgrown maintenance covenants

Here's a selection of the highlights from IFLR's first white collar forum, hosted in London last month

The best female lawyers from across the continent congregated at the Jumeirah Carlton Tower in London on June 15 to celebrate Euromoney Legal Media Group's seventh annual Europe Women in Business Law Awards.

A new competition law is scheduled to be enacted in 2018 and take effect in 2019. Currently, legislators are collecting public opinions on the second draft of this legislation, one of the hot topics currently being discussed by legal practitioners. One of the most important points to consider is that unlike the current regulations which do not clearly govern foreign entities, the draft law expressly provides that foreign entities and anti-competitive activities, including economic concentrations (ECs) which are performed outside of Vietnam but would cause a restriction of competition in Vietnam market, shall be subject to this legislation. Therefore, M&A deals between offshore entities in relation to indirect equity interests in a Vietnam-based entity will come under the oversight of the Vietnamese competition authorities.

The ambitious long-term infrastructure development plans of Middle Eastern governments and related funding requirements, together with sustained low oil prices and the resulting volatility in regional liquidity, may finally have produced the right climate for Islamic securitisation to grow

The new rules, which took effect on June 1, are expected to give cause for concern to businesses and data subjects operating in or with the PRC