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  • cftc
    CFTC could go further in regulating fintech
    Some market participants have highlighted the initiative's limitations including that the regulator doesn't have enforcement powers to ensure its application
    John Crabb, June 06 2017
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    Why China needs a bankruptcy code
    PRC commercial banks are facing serious insolvency risks, with limited options available
    June 02 2017
  • 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
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    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
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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
  • 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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    Asia-Pacific
    Paul Boltz Serena Tan Li Chen In Australia, DLA PIPER announced that it would be shutting its office in Canberra as part of a wider strategy to close down less profitable locations. The move follows similar closures in Berlin and Tbilisi, and leaves the firm with four offices across Australia in Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney.
    May 26 2017
  • Asia: Iron fist, velvet glove
    Following months of a political vacuum at the top of South Korea's political chain, the world's 11th economy has elected a human rights lawyer-turned-politician candidate to head a country increasingly resentful towards the chaebol, or family-owned conglomerates. Moon Jae-in of the Democratic Party of Korea, who served as chief of staff to the late president Roh Moo-hyun, has been widely touted as the first liberal president in South Korea after nine years of conservative rule.
    May 26 2017
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