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  • On December 21 2015, the Vietnamese Ministry of Finance issued Circular 203 as a guide on trading securities on regulated securities exchanges
  • Brexit will have a profound effect on the framework governing the city and its banks. From clearing restrictions to passporting workarounds; data protection to new risk factors. Here's how to react
  • Despite mounting international support for renewable energy projects, the national legal regime poses challenges to foreign investors seeking a higher equity stake in such projects and greater certainty in their offtake arrangements
  • On July 1 2016, new rules against bribery in the private sector entered into force
  • What will be the biggest driver behind the region’s private equity resurgence?
  • Peter Bullock Sammy Li Colin Rice Hong Kong's legal market has seen huge movement this month. HOGAN LOVELLS strengthened its Hong Kong office with the hires of Paul Hastings' office head Sammy Li and DLA Piper's global head of US capital markets Stephen Peepels.
  • The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is considering how best to implement Dodd-Frank's insistence on measuring the systemic risk of funds with stress tests. US counsel believe a one-size-fits all approach is unlikely to work.
  • The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has adopted a final rule for applying its uncleared swap margin requirements in cross-border transactions.
  • The Philippines has followed Japan's footsteps in regulating virtual currencies, four months after the country was implicated in one of the world's biggest cyber heists.
  • The cost of addressing the Africa's infrastructure deficit is approximately $90 billion a year and will be for the next decade, according to EY. There's also a large Muslim population, projected to grow in the future, and in 2014 66% of all sub-Saharan Africans didn't have a bank account.