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  • Rosali Pretorius and Tom Harkus of Dentons consider the key objectives of Emir and their impact on the buy-side’s use of OTC derivatives
  • Vladimir Potapov and Tim McCarthy of VTB Capital Investment Management discuss the outlook for Russian investment, and the country's commercial relationship with China
  • Opposition to white lists is growing as the rise of cov-lite deals exposes investors further to the practice. But the feature is expected to linger until deal volumes start outweighing demand
  • The regulator's review of structured product governance has criticised the ways in which the instruments are developed and sold. But blame may not lie squarely with the industry
  • Renewable energy production in the US hit a milestone last month, with Deepwater Wind securing financing for the country’s first offshore wind farm
  • Marco A Rizzi and Mark Montanari of Froriep break down the contents of the proposed reform to the Swiss Stock Corporation Law and warn that a slow legislative system will delay its effects
  • Urs Feller and Bernhard C Lauterburg of Prager Dreifuss discuss interim relief in recent cases, highlighting areas where it pays to be prudent
  • Legal practitioners should not take Switzerland for granted. A non-member of the EU, the country's rules need careful consideration and understanding. In terms of banking capital regulation, for example, Switzerland fully implemented Basel III in 2013, but not the Capital Requirements Directive IV (CRD IV).
  • Markus Fuchs, managing director of the Swiss Funds & Asset Management Association (SFAMA) provides an overview of current regulatory developments affecting the sector, and explains why some aspects may have a positive outcome
  • More intercreditor agreements will be needed as Asian capital structures become more complicated. And they will take a different form to US structures