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  • Lorraine Tyson Jolina Cuaresma GREENBERG TRAURIG had a busy month in the US, hiring investment fund and advisory of counsel Christopher McHugh from the SEC in Washington, DC alongside corporate and securities specialist Christopher Machera from Goldman Sachs in New York. The firm also hired corporate and project finance partners Michael Robson (Chapman & Cutler) and Lorraine Tyson (Pugh Jones & Johnson) in Chicago.
  • Show it to the central bank, and you’re free to lend The market is unsure of the potential effectiveness of Italy's long-awaited new direct lending regime for alternative investment funds (AIFs).
  • Chinese regulators have made a last-ditch effort at flushing billions of dollars worth of distressed loans out of its financial system by securitising four percent of its $195 billion bad debt.
  • The new regulation has introduced the banking sector to personal liability for the first time. But more than half of those surveyed doubt it will prevent misconduct
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    As the Swiss National Bank introduces negative interest rates, Prager Dreifuss’s Daniel Hayek and Nadja Zink discuss strategies for derivative transactions
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  • President Aquino recently issued the Tenth Regular Foreign Investment Negative List (FINL)
  • Tomasz Braun Edward Smith MAYER BROWN has been among the more active firms in the UK recently, adding finance partner Kieron Dwyer from the newly merged Gowling WLG, where he was partner and head of international energy and natural resources. The US firm also added Financial Conduct Authority lawyer Guy Wilkes from the regulator's enforcement and market oversight division.
  • In the wake of the global financial crisis, the Basel Committee released a set of principles applicable to so-called global systemically important banks (G-Sibs) and domestic systemically important banks (D-Sibs)
  • With banks’ bad debt sales on the rise, structuring of loan-on-loan transactions has come to the fore. Garrigues lawyers explain why the security package is key