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  • The Nigerian market is promising for investors that can navigate the bumps. Plotting the route to success will require a thorough understanding of the landscape. Folake Elias-Adebowale, Christine Sijuwade and Joseph Eimunjeze of Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie explain how
  • US regulators have lifted the ban on general solicitation by funds, but market uncertainty has stalled its use. Marianne Hudson from the Angel Capital Association explains why
  • Africa is a market ripe with opportunity, but still riddled with challenges. Carolyn Campbell, managing director at Emerging Capital Partners, discusses how many of these can be overcome with a local insight
  • Michael Collins of the EVCA explains how private equity and venture capital can play a key role in Europe’s Capital Markets Union. But only if regulations support investment in long-term assets
  • Combining the general counsel and chief compliance officer roles can streamline a firm’s legal concerns. But as IFLR Americas editor Zoe Thomas explains, a push by US regulators to keep the roles separate could leave the CCO out of the loop
  • Regulators are becoming more open to private equity investing in financial institutions. But it requires buyers to navigate the complex regulatory landscape
  • Luc Defferrard and David Hadad of Walder Wyss look at a pragmatic new framework for the distribution of funds, which opens up the market to foreign fund providers
  • China Life has sold the first bonds under C-ROSS, the country’s version of Solvency II. Its structure could set a precedent for PRC hybrid instruments
  • Welcome to this year's Private Equity and Venture Capital Guide, offering jurisdictional analyses and expert commentary on a fast-moving industry
  • An effort to avoid regulatory arbitrage in uncleared swap margin regulation may force banks to change course on plans to de-guarantee foreign subsidiaries