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  • PRC property law creates risks in residential mortgage-backed securitisation. Dentons' Jeffrey Chen explains why statutory changes, or a registration system, could be the answer
  • In recent years, the world has seen how numerous jurisdictions have amended their legal regimes to include harsher penalties against companies involved in bribery
  • On March 9 2016, the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) published its review of market developments and work carried out in 2015
  • Travers Smith's Jonathan Gilmour and Joseph Wren on why hedging arrangements must be thought about sooner rather than later when negotiating private equity-sponsored LBOs
  • On March 4 2016, Japan’s government submitted to the Diet (the national legislature) a Bill to regulate virtual currencies such as Bitcoin
  • On March 21 2016, the Macau Special Administrative Region (Macau SAR) Legislative Assembly unanimously approved the first reading of a Bill that proposes the establishment of a counter-terrorist asset freezing regime, as part of the fight against terrorism and the widespread use of weapons of mass destruction
  • Bank issuers under new prospectus rules European regulators' proposed new rules on debt prospectuses could unintentionally discourage issuance of contingent convertible bonds (CoCos).
  • The EIB has diversified its infrastructure remit through the refinancing of a toll road surrounding Venice
  • 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)