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  • 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
  • Ed Batts Penelope Jensen It's shaping up as a year of aggressive lateral hiring by US corporate firms. ORRICK HERRINGTON & SUTCLIFFE scored a coup with the appointment of Ed Batts as global co-head of its M&A and private equity practices based in the firm's Silicon Valley office.
  • 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?
  • Kelly Naphtali Chinese firm HAIWEN & PARTNERS has recruited Guiping Lu from Latham & Watkins to strengthen its corporate practice and open up in Shenzhen. In Beijing, REED SMITH's energy practice brought in Jie Zhang from Norton Rose Fulbright.
  • Behind the headlines and regulatory initiatives, the local markets still have room to develop
  • Business owners considering a significant sale must now give staff the opportunity to make a competing offer. Proskauer Rose lawyers explain the practical way to deal with the new rules
  • On January 27 2016 a committee established by the Irish parliament delivered its report on the banking crisis in Ireland (the Report)
  • While adjudicating a dispute between an international oil company and the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), the Nigerian Tax Appeal Tribunal (TAT) recently held that where there is a conflict between an agreement and statute, the provisions of the statute prevail
  • Diversity; a source of richness, even in the financial world Europe's covered bond community breathed a collective sigh of relief last month following Commissioner Hill's suggestion that he is not seeking a single rulebook for the asset class.
  • This latest instalment of Corporate Governance Quarterly analyses a Delaware ruling that revisits the Revlon rule. It could change the way boards sell their companies