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  • Sponsored by Hogan Lovells
    The region’s financial hubs are vying for supremacy in the emerging sector. It’s a tight race
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    This month's issue explores if equivalence is a backdoor route for UK firms to maintain access to EU markets
  • Sponsored by Yoon & Yang
    Wonil Kim, Myung Soo Lee and Ju Yong Lee, of Yoon & Yang take a look at various proposed legislative attempts to relax the current prohibition on industrial companies owning internet-only banks
  • Sponsored by Denai (Minji) Koh
    Jung Min Lee, Gye-Jeong Kim and Denai (Minji) Koh of Kim & Chang take a look at how crowdfunding is regulated in Korea, and assess if this new flexible form of financing could one day surpass bank lending for SMEs
  • Sponsored by FenXun Partners
    The government is progressively loosening up relevant rules to allow foreign-owned enterprises to access China’s capital market, which has been tightly regulated until now
  • Sponsored by White & Case
    The new asset class introduces an additional layer of bail-inable debt but doubts remain as to how it should be regulated
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    Because of the similarities they share with conventional bonds, sukuk may be a solution to help finance green infrastructure and climate-related initiatives. But some obstacles remain
  • Sponsored by Bae Kim & Lee
    Eun Joo Kang, Sung Yun Kang and Jay Lee of Bae Kim & Lee discuss the impact of a proposed relaxation of bank ownership restrictions for internet banks
  • Sponsored by Bird & Bird
    Marcus Chow of Bird & Bird gives an overview of the various sources of financing and initiatives available for fintech startups in the city-state to support their growth strategies
  • National Bank of Abu Dhabi hopes to open a new market in the region with its $587 million deal