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  • Shamali F De Silva, senior counsel at MIGA, discusses measures to mitigate the risks associated with investing in projects in developing economies
  • Nicholas Gole, managing director of Macquarie Capital’s debt capital markets group discusses the changes in project finance funding models and how the industry is meeting the challenges
  • What will trigger a write-down in Korea? Clarifications of the write-down requirements for Korean banks' Basel III-compliant bonds are expected to encourage deals and appeal to investors. Korean regulators recently clarified the terms and conditions of Basel III-compliant bonds from banks in the jurisdiction. Previously either a management improvement order (MIO) by the relevant regulators or regulator's designation of the financial institution as insolvent would trigger a write-down.
  • Recent judicial decisions have revived concerns around the enforceability of English contracts in Indonesia. Ashurst's Joel Hogarth explains how to protect yourself
  • BBVA's Agustin Martin Calmarza and Aaron Baker explain why ABS is key to Europe’s move towards a more market-focussed system of funding
  • Banks should have longer to implement margin requirements on uncleared swaps
  • Cleary Gottlieb's Andrew Shutter and Sui-Jim Ho explain how lawyers and lawmakers are finding new ways to make debt instruments subject to majority rule
  • Major banks have signed an Isda stay protocol to assist the orderly resolution of a troubled financial institution. Jay Taylor of Taylor Louis asks how far this goes in addressing too-big-to-fail
  • Supattra Sathapornnanon Thai law governing surety and mortgages is found in the Civil and Commercial Code (CCC) and has been relatively stable over the years. Amendments were passed by the National Legislative Assembly on October 2 2014, which in due course will be enacted into law. The amendments were made to provide better protection and fairness to a surety and mortgagor who are not principal debtors.
  • The European high-yield market continues to spread. But new issuers mean new problems