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  • The new capital regime could signal the death knell for G-Sib debt funding. European and North American bank counsel, treasurers and capital structurers spoke anonymously – and candidly – about TLAC's impact on their operations and bond markets. Opinions are divided on everything from timelines to investor appetite. But what's clear is that the regime will fundamentally change bank balance sheets
  • By the beginning of 2011, significant innovations in financial and technological products were happening in El Salvador
  • As a result of the election ban under the Philippine Omnibus Election Code, prospective private partners (both local and foreign) have been cautious in participating in public biddings for public-private partnership (PPP) projects scheduled to be held within the 45-day period preceding the May 9 2016 elections (the election ban period)
  • On June 18 2016, a new law will come into force in Slovakia concerning the cross-border secondment of employees for the provision of services
  • In December 2015, the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) released official letter 12933/BCT-KH concerning the distribution activities of foreign-invested companies in Vietnam
  • Supplier finance is a global finance method that is an integral part of the services offered by Turkish financial institutions
  • Competition enforcement – or lack of it – has become somewhat of a running joke in the UK over the past two years. Since April 2014, when the Competition & Markets Authority (CMA) launched with considerable enforcement powers to boot, corporates have escaped largely unscathed.
  • Liz Soutter Mark O’Neill Peter Wand In Paris the biggest news was ORRICK HERRINGTON & SUTCLIFFE swooping for a team from Freshfields. Patrick Tardivy, a corporate specialist, along with finance partners Herve Touraine and Emmanuel Ringeval all join the US firm.
  • Which revenues should trigger an antitrust filing? Talk of a new European Commission (EC) filing threshold based on transaction value has faced early pushback from industry and lawyers, warning it would muddy bright-line tests and add to today's web of merger approval processes.
  • A plan to allow Chinese lenders to engage directly in debt-to-equity swaps to dispose of the country's $614 billion of bad loans has been met with scepticism.