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  • The market has outlined what it wants to see in the final rules of the country's mooted bankruptcy regime
  • The potential benefits to flow from a growth-linked bond market have been debated for some time. Slaney Advisors' Starla Griffin explains why Greece’s continuing debt saga offers some lessons on how it could develop
  • K&L Gates’ David Bernstein asks whether stockholders can be given the information they need to make informed decisions. And if so, are they able to evaluate what they receive?
  • For investment funds, smart beta is purported to be innovative leap. But, as explained by Arthur Cox's Adrian Mulryan, there are questions over whether marketers are steering it into choppy retail waters
  • Nawir Messi, chairman of Indonesia’s Commission for the Supervision of Business Competition, spoke with IFLR about its growing role
  • The FCA's continued restrictions on the selling of CoCos is leading banks to follow the spirit rather than the letter of the law on other securities
  • A Hong Kong tribunal started a preliminary hearing last month, involving a US short seller called Citron Research. So far, so standard: the practice of short selling itself has been a part of markets since the 1600s and Kong Hong has historically frowned upon it.
  • Record-keeping requirements risk swamping some companies
  • Where BITs belong? Political instability is slowing investment into Africa's most promising markets and bilateral investment treaties (BIT) are doing little to ease concerns, according to the general counsel of a global conglomerate. The market is, however, working to address more tangible macro risks such as regime change and government intervention.
  • India’s budget is only the beginning of some much-needed reforms