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Which event has been the biggest boost to foreigners making RMB-denominated issuances onshore? Vote now

The directive is tipped to create a patchwork of regimes, increasing the ways companies can be caught

The controversial megamerger has sparked speculation over US tax authorities' next move to clamp down on the structure

Non-EU fund managers are struggling to navigate both the passporting roadmap under the directive and its private placement workaround

The Central African state is latest in the region to issue, and will do so again

Already a regional leader in Islamic finance, Malaysia will continue to strengthen the shariah elements of its capital markets, driven by a desire to rival its Middle Eastern counterparts in sukuk trading. It comes amid a stepped-up national drive towards harmonising the practice of Islamic and common law, to remove legal anomalies affecting the shariah-compatibility of its legal system.

The US market for initial public offerings (IPO) could go either way. But one thing is clear, dual tracks will increasingly become the rule rather than the exception – in both the US and Europe.

Yingling Wei and Janet Hui of Jun He law firm assess the dos and don’ts when seeking deal approval from Mofcom

Carlos Fradique-Mendez Alejandro León Quiroga After Colombia gained an investment grade rating in 2012, the offering of foreign securities-related products and services increased substantially. This was accompanied by a consistent intensification of the enforcement efforts on applicable regulations by the Colombian Superintendence of Finance (SFC) in order to control and supervise how the offering of such products and services was being made in Colombia or to Colombian residents. This has resulted in the imposition of sanctions.

Oene Marseille Emir Nurmansyah The Ministry of Trade of Indonesia has issued a new regulation in an attempt to simplify and clarify the import requirements as regards certain goods, including: food and beverages, 'traditional' medicines and health supplements, cosmetics, household first-aid kits, footwear, electronic devices, and toys.