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  • DEAL: France’s first sovereign green bond
    The French government has provided the green bond market with some much-needed liquidity with its inaugural record-breaking €7 billion ($7.5 billion) deal.
    February 23 2017
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    Europe Middle East and Africa
    Ian Borman In Belgium, the most significant change this month saw LIEDEKERKE WOLTERS WAELBROECK KIRKPATRICK appoint two new partners from regional firm NautaDutlih. François Tulkens, a public law specialist, joined the firm alongside Vincent Ost, who was a senior associate at his former firm focusing on real estate and infrastructure work. He has notable experience in public procurement and public-private partnership matters.
    February 23 2017
  • EU's insolvency harmonisation plan unpicked
    Here the Clifford Chance lawyers that advised the Commission explain why the US-inspired draft directive must not be underestimated
    February 23 2017
  • ABS future mapped out
    Asset-backed securities fell out of favour after the financial crisis but they are gradually returning - and evolving
    February 23 2017
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    Philippines: Foreign equity ownership decision
    Jose Florante M Pamfilo Recently, the Philippine supreme court voted to deny the petition made in the case of Roy vs Herbosa (GR number 207246) to invalidate SEC Memorandum Circular number 8-2013 (guidelines on compliance with the Filipino-foreign ownership requirements prescribed in the constitution and/or existing laws by corporations engaged in nationalised and partly-nationalised activities) (MC 8-2013) issued by the Philippine securities and exchange commission (SEC).
    February 23 2017
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    Macau: AML framework developments
    João Nuno Riquito Carlos Eduardo Coelho On November 10 2016, the Macau Special Administrative Region (Macau SAR) legislative assembly unanimously approved the first reading of a bill that proposed amendments to the law on the prevention of money laundering activities – law 2/2016 (AML law). More recently, on January 4 2017, the legislative assembly approved the first reading of a bill that proposed a border currency declaration system for anyone entering or leaving Macau SAR.
    February 23 2017
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    Spain: New regulations affect NPLs
    Beatriz Causapé Laura Torrecilla In a context where Spanish banks continue to sell their non-performing loans (NPLs) to reduce the level of their provisions and improve their solvency ratios, several national and regional rules have been approved, and resolutions passed recently in an attempt to protect debtors, who are often in precarious situations.
    February 23 2017
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    Vietnam: Offshore securities offerings
    Nguyen Hoang Ly Public offering or private placement
    February 23 2017
  • Editorial: Executive disorder
    Will there be any piece of Obama administration legislation left when Donald Trump decides to end his regulatory rollback? Healthcare, environmental and trade rules have so far been given a significant haircut, but financial regulation is undergoing one of the most significant and high-profile dissolutions.
    February 23 2017
  • EU bad bank plan met with mixed responses
    A plan mooted by the European Banking Authority's (EBA) chairman Andrea Enria to create an EU-wide designated fund for dealing with the continent's bad loan problems has been met with a lukewarm response.
    February 23 2017
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