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  • Balard
    DEAL: France’s first PPP refinancing
    Funding for the contract to manage the MoD's new Paris HQ now includes a securitisation and better terms for bank debt
    June 02 2017
  • STS agreement good for EU securitisation
    The market has welcomed the news but highlighted the importance of timing and consistency
    May 31 2017
  • MtGox
    Asian regulators differ on framework for bitcoin operators
    Japan and South Korea have taken different approaches to the supervision of digital currencies
    May 31 2017
  • w
    DEAL: Hapag-Lloyd/United Arab Shipping Co merger
    The $14 billion deal may finally kickstart the wave of consolidation the struggling shipping industry needs
    May 31 2017
  • Africa forum
    Managing business risk is key to Africa M&A
    While deal flow on the continent is on the up, many transactions and projects still go unsponsored. The insurance market is helping
    May 31 2017
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    Distressed M&A could ease Brazilian corruption
    Rising levels of distressed asset sales could help the country's fight against white collar crime, though some say this is overly optimistic
    John Crabb, May 31 2017
  • Europe, Middle East & Africa: Agree to disagree
    As financial institutions tackle their never ending to-do lists of regulation readiness, the realisation that much of the EU's incoming legislation will affect far more parts of the business than originally thought is crystallising.
    May 26 2017
  • Editorial: A rock and a hard place
    The recent news of Puerto Rico's default was a long time coming – it borrowed too much and for too long, and ended up being unable to repay some nearly $70 billion to its numerous creditors.
    May 26 2017
  • Americas: Worst deal ever
    Robert Lighthizer was sworn in as the next US trade representative in May, sounding the starting gun for the long awaited renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (Nafta). The 1994 agreement created a trilateral trade bloc in North America consisting of Canada, Mexico and the US. It has been hotly disputed since inception: while GE backed Nafta and threw its weight behind Mexico, senator Bernie Sanders has been a fierce adversary for more than two decades.
    May 26 2017
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    The making of an energy hub?
    Jan Haizmann, of Corregio Consulting and the European Federation of Energy Traders (EFET), contrasts Turkey’s ambitions to become a regional hub with its strategy to attract investment
    IFLR Correspondent, May 26 2017
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