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In case you missed it, all the highlights from day one of this two-day event in Hong Kong

Highlights from day two of last week's event, featuring tech, corruption, strategic exits and more

The Commission’s head of unit said last week that while the referendum result complicates the process of building an EU-wide capital market, it’s not the end

The UK regulator wants more information, earlier on. Market participants say any changes must be balanced with current IPO timetables and execution risk management

The French G-Sib's second tier 3 issuance was carried in the Nordic currency after demand from investors in the region

The two asset classes are a perfect fit, but the appetite of Islamic investors for risk and innovation is limited

Russia’s first major share sale in three years has passed the litmus test with an overwhelmingly international order book

The country appears to have loosened its grip on capital outflows amid heightened foreign exchange concerns

A focus on behaviour may boost liquidity by improving clients’ understanding of how markets work

Susanne Schreiber Cyrill Diefenbacher On February 12 2017, the corporate tax reform III draft (CTR III draft) was rejected in a national referendum. As a result of that rejection, a new bill will have to be elaborated and agreed on within a short time frame by the Federal Council and Parliament. It is still expected that a new bill will introduce certain accompanying fiscal measures aimed at maintaining the international competitiveness of Switzerland, but the bill also needs to be in a form that attracts majority support and counters reservations of expected losses in tax revenues.