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  • The FCA’s recent effort to protect retail investors should be lauded, but it could shut certain issuers out of the market. Herbert Smith Freehills' Andrew Roberts and Emily Wilson explain why
  • When resolving M&A-related disputes, which jurisdiction makes the most sense?
  • An Act coming into force by June introduces insider trading regulations applicable to listed investment corporations, typically Japanese real estate investment trusts
  • The struggle to regulate China’s growing peer-to-peer lending sector
  • The Asian Development Bank’s general counsel explains how the bank’s technical assistance programmes are assisting the region’s emerging markets
  • Will the Destinazione Italia Decree further facilitate financing transactions for Italian issuers?
  • The Irish Takeover Panel ‘s is just as strong The December sale of biotech firm Élan to Perrigo brought to an end one of last year's most watched hostile takeover sagas, and has revealed the Irish Takeover Panel's unwavering approach to its rules. The $8.6 billion acquisition by the US pharmaceutical company came off the back of the Irish target's defence of Royalty Pharma's $6.8 billion hostile offer.
  • At long last, the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive reform package (Mifid II) has been announced. But the final accord, aimed at overhauling Europe's securities markets, has proved more than a little underwhelming.
  • The number of Asian takeovers of large North American targets throughout 2013 tested the commercial and regulatory boundaries of inbound M&A. It also set some precedents for how authorities will react in these scenarios. This should allow new purchasers – worldwide, but especially from the east – to prepare for regulatory concerns.
  • The natural next step for credit enhancement in the offshore debt market