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  • Federal banking agencies have increased the number of institutions eligible for an 18-month, rather than 12-month, evaluation period
  • The central bank has proposed four potential models for extending its cash facilities to Islamic banking institutions
  • Reforms made to the Insolvency Act over recent years have brought about significant changes to debt restructuring procedures in Spain
  • On July 1 2015, a new Swiss law entered into force, which implements the recommendations of the international Groupe d’action financière (GAFI) aimed at preventing money laundering and tax evasion
  • In line with the global development in the over-the-counter (OTC) market, the Capital Markets Board of Turkey (CMB) has introduced more regulations covering OTC derivatives
  • Indonesia has unveiled a plan to bring about a big bang in its semi-closed economy, as the country's new leadership seeks to rev up its deregulation drive and put its protectionist history behind it.
  • The new Law on Real Estate Business (LOREB) stipulates that before selling or hire-purchasing houses to be built in the future, investors in real estate projects (investors) must have their financial obligations for clients guaranteed by eligible commercial banks when the investors fail to hand over houses according to the schedule committed to clients
  • Looks a lot like the EC’s retail concerns? Since the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD) was fully implemented in 2011 the intention has been to extend the passport scheme to non-EU fund managers.
  • The first securitisation to comply with both EU and US rules on risk retention has closed. But it won’t be such plain sailing for others in the family
  • Japan and the EU’s central banks’ monetary policy in action? If the Great Moderation has long gone, and the Great Recession is (kind of) over, exactly what era are we living in now?