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  • Brigette Baillie, Herbert Smith Freehills Caroline Sherrell, White & Case In Paris the most notable appointment saw DECHERT hire leading M&A lawyer Laurent Faugerolas, who joined the US firm after a near-three year hiatus from legal practice. He left to establish a boutique M&A advisory consultancy firm in London, after spells at Weil Gotshal & Manges and Willkie Farr & Gallagher.
  • In-house counsel in Hong Kong have called for Chinese authorities to provide clarity over the regulatory regimes governing offshore RMB bond issuance.
  • Counsel in China have revealed a lack of enforcement of the country's amended Company Law by local officials, as the central government seeks to ease restrictions on foreign investment enterprises (FIEs).
  • Rima Moawad, Loeb & Loeb Roberta Bassegio, PaulHastings As 2015 draws to a close, many firms are adding bench strength. In one of the highest-profile lateral hires in New York, GREENBERG TRAURIG gained Iskender 'Alex' Catto, who became the new head of the firm's power industry projects and restructuring teams.
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    This year’s crash has forced the government to address the cracks in its financial regulatory system. These legal and policy considerations will shape a new regime
  • Regulators are worried that the market is overheating. It’s too soon to tell if their concerns are justified
  • GDP-linked warrants issued as part of Ukraine's $18 billion debt exchange contain unprecedented creditor protections, making them the closest thing possible to having equity in a country.
  • So, which is it to be? Liquid bond markets or highly capitalised banks?
  • China's long battle to get the renminbi (RMB) included in the IMF's reserve currency basket has been well documented, right up to the point it achieved that goal on November 30. There is little doubt that the move will help pave the way for wider use of RMB globally.