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  • The Federal Reserve Board has proposed a rule on single counterparty credit limits (SCCL) of large banking organisations. While it broadly follows the Basel Committee's international large exposure framework, there are key differences within the text.
  • Ratings and taking credit risk face a similar dilemma
  • Thailand has been shaken to its core lately by one of the country's biggest, most egregious insider trading scandals in recent decades. But insider trading is not a new phenomenon in Thailand. And it would be unwise to assume this exposé will bring about a palpable change.
  • 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.
  • 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).
  • Shearman & Sterling lawyers explain what New York law participation agreements do and don’t do when applied to English law loan transactions
  • On February 25 2015, the Colombian highest administrative court (Consejo de Estado, the Court) decided the matter of Luis Fernando Vergara Munarriz v. the Colombian Superintendence of Finance (SFC)
  • On February 11 2016 Cyprus enacted the first of three new laws to align its legislative framework with the 2014 EU Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive and the Deposit Guarantee Schemes Directive
  • Navigating an EC data request is just as tricky
  • The lighter side of the past month in the world of financial law