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  • It's been a busy summer in Australia with DENTONS formally completing its tie-up with GADENS, a year after the deal was first approved. THOMSON GEER hired construction and infrastructure expert, Simon Ralton, from MinterEllison. For its part, MINTERELLISON appointed insurance partner Mark Williams from DLA Piper.
  • The country introduced the scheme of arrangement nearly three years ago, but it's unclear if it solves the issues it was created to address
  • The UK government’s intention to leave the single market has financial institutions planning for the worst. In this special report, IFLR finds an industry struggling to agree on everything from equivalence to euro clearing
  • What does the 45th president of the US have in store for financial institutions and their regulators? IFLR examines what his victory means for the US economy, government and law
  • Carlos Fradique-Méndez Camilo Vásquez The financial technology (fintech) industry continues to expand globally and many countries have started to regulate the industry with varying approaches. Some countries aim to stimulate innovation, whereas others take an opposite approach, arguing the case for the safety of consumers, and establishing relevant regulations.
  • The lighter side of the past month in the world of financial law
  • Asset managers think Mifid II will have the most significant regulatory impact on their business
  • Metropolitana Milanese, concessionaire of Milan’s water services network is one of the first Italian public entities to venture into the debt capital market
  • The Climate Bonds Initiative says green issuances could reach $1 trillion by 2020. But more work needs to be done first
  • The central bank's final regulatory capital rules have been hailed as the end of too big to fail