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    Nigeria: Foreign currency controls
    Recent Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) interventions in the Nigerian forex market have led to criticisms of the apex bank's actions
    August 23 2015
  • Switzerland: FIA’s wide-reaching reforms
    A major reform of the overall Swiss financial markets regulation is underway. As part of the changes, the draft bill of the new Financial Institutions Act (FIA) will affect licensing of institutions active in investment management
    August 23 2015
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    Peru: Subordination agreements in insolvency
    Subordination agreements are frequently used in financing operations as a way to allow the debtor to obtain a subordinated financing from a junior creditor (usually a related party) without deteriorating the senior creditors' position
    August 23 2015
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    Slovak Republic: Copyright in the digital age
    The most extensive amendment to the Copyright Act, adopted due to the ever-expanding use of information technologies, is to enter into force in January 2016
    August 23 2015
  • Inside China: first public Reit
    An innovative deal has connected real-estate investment trusts to public funds for the first time. But there are structural challenges to the asset class fully taking off
    August 23 2015
  • A rocky road ahead for EU bank structural reform
    Ringfencing proposals face an uncertain future. Morrison & Foerster's Jeremy Jennings-Mares explains why
    August 23 2015
  • What is the prognosis for the repo market?
    Post-crisis regulations continue to target repos. Given their vital role in wholesale markets, other bank businesses will be hit. ICMA's Andy Hill explains why
    August 23 2015
  • Are the SEC's in-house courts instituting unfairness?
    Brown Rudnick's Alex Lipman on why the growing use of adminitrative law judges in enforcement proceedings has defendants and their counsel asking whether it’s possible to get a fair hearing
    August 23 2015
  • Vietnam: Opening up to foreign companies
    In 2007, Vietnam pledged to the WTO (World Trade Organization) to gradually allow companies from other WTO member countries to open their branches in Vietnam
    August 23 2015
  • Asia Pacific: Hedging their bets
    Regulators of developed markets have closely scrutinised derivatives since the 2008 global financial crisis, introducing extraterritorial regulations such as the Dodd-Frank Act and European Market Infrastructure Regulation. Emerging markets, particularly those in Asia, are starting to look at derivatives differently – as a tool that manages, rather than creates, financial risk.
    August 23 2015
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