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  • On Friday June 24, the morning after the British electorate voted to leave the EU, we began to call people for reaction to the news and its impact on London's banks. The contacts were of a type: highly-educated, white, metropolitan – mostly male; exactly the demographic that voted to remain in the EU the previous day.
  • The EU referendum has placed a question mark over London. IFLR looks at the cities from across the bloc jostling for a slice of its financial sector
  • France will protect them
  • Market participants have expressed concern about the lack of hedging tools available onshore for foreign investors tapping China's domestic derivatives market.
  • In late May this year, Indonesia issued an updated list of business activities that are subject to foreign investment restrictions
  • As US banks shrink, debate surrounds whether resizing is the intentional result of regulation. For Federal Reserve governor Jerome Powell, however, there's a choice – and it's for the banks to make.
  • In this latest instalment of Corporate Governance Quarterly, Goodwin Procter's David Bernstein explains how the role is becoming a hazardous undertaking
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    Beyond the hype, questions surround how the technology will practically impact the financial markets. Hogan Lovells lawyers in New York and London offer three examples
  • The Leasing Law, law 72(I) of 2016, entered into force on April 28 2016
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    The regulators proposal for a harmonised regime is limited in scope and sends mixed messages to the market