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  • The commodity crunch is likely to change sponsors’ investment strategies in oilfield services deals, according to Pinsent Masons' David McEwing
  • Rumours of Europe's first marketplace-lending securitisation gathered pace last month. The instrument, which securitises loans made on voguish peer-to-peer lending platforms is already doing business in the US, and has been since 2013. On the one hand, the logic for such an instrument in Europe is clear: The European Commission is determined to kick-start the securitisation market and any so-called marketplace ABS would certainly offer welcome volumes, albeit relatively small ones.
  • The Federal Reserve Board has proposed a rule on single counterparty credit limits (SCCL) of large banking organisations. While it broadly follows the Basel Committee's international large exposure framework, there are key differences within the text.
  • Ratings and taking credit risk face a similar dilemma
  • On February 25 2015, the Colombian highest administrative court (Consejo de Estado, the Court) decided the matter of Luis Fernando Vergara Munarriz v. the Colombian Superintendence of Finance (SFC)
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    This year could provide greater insight into the inner workings of US national security review, a process that has proved particularly problematic for Chinese buyers
  • Indonesia’s House of Representatives (Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat) has passed a bill establishing a saving programme to assist low to medium income workers in obtaining affordable housing
  • The success of Italy's NPL scheme depends on some legal fine-tuning and banks’ cost analysis
  • Panellists at IFLR's event drilled home the importance of post-merger integration and combatting corruption risks
  • After Italy's long-awaited plan for resolving its chronic non-performing loan (NPL) problem was made public in January, the too-big-to-fail debate has firmly regained its place in the spotlight – if it ever went away in the first place.