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  • Asian post-crisis derivatives regulation was driven less by systemic failure, and more by public fury at a controversial product. The results have been mixed
  • Hogan Lovells partners in Asia, the US and the UK assess the key inconsistencies in global derivatives rulemaking, and explain why regulatory cooperation is rising
  • Transatlantic regulatory conflicts are hampering OTC derivatives’ recovery. Cooperation is needed to avoid conflicts arising from the extraterritorial reach of EU and US rules
  • Seven years after the Pittsburgh summit, a harmonised global OTC regime remains a distant mirage. Some regulatory conflicts are proving more troublesome than others
  • The EC’s reforms have been lauded for their growth potential. But unclear drafting could create a barrier
  • Seeking to support its minority investments without taking the balance sheet exposure, the airline has created an innovative solution to a unique problem
  • The government’s intervention following Black Monday has many casualties. It now needs an exit strategy, and Hong Kong may provide a blueprint
  • What do earnouts and activists have in common? They are both misunderstood in the world of private M&A
  • The EC’s Capital Markets Union has been lauded by many. But which elements of its recently-published proposals will have the biggest effect?
  • Geoffrey Levin Jai Khanna US firms made significant investments in talent as fall got underway. SIDLEY AUSTIN bolstered its private equity practice by hiring Geoffrey Levin, who had been a mainstay of Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft's transactional practice in New York. Levin represents sponsors and their portfolio companies in M&A and corporate governance.