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  • HSBC’s Asia-Pacific leveraged and acquisition finance head, Lyndon Hsu, explains why the outlook is unclear for regional markets
  • One of Europe’s senior political figures has said that small and medium-sized enterprises will not provide the region with the major funding required to return it to growth
  • A senior Canadian securities regulator has called on global supervisors to ensure that market-based finance does not fall through the regulatory net
  • Delegates at the IBA's annual conference have heard expert insight on how access to justice can be improved for women in Africa
  • The $24.9 billion leverage buyout of the US IT company by its founder Michael Dell and Silver Lake Management, completed in September following months of negotiations. The deal helped highlight issues relating to ‘empty voting’
  • Herbert Smith Freehills’ Australian public M&A report revealed a drop in the success rate of deals. As deals become more challenging, structures and mechanics have also changed
  • Australia’s secondary debt market is now more liquid than ever. The development of this market has been a game-changer for banks, investors and distressed companies
  • Last month’s first-of-its-kind US bankruptcy ruling enabled the US toll road operator, American Roads, to complete its pre-pack restructuring agreement. It also made clear the impact of no-action clauses on an insured unitranche
  • On September 12, India’s Ministry of Corporate Affairs issued a notification bringing into force 98 sections of the country’s Companies Act 2013. The new law should significantly alter India’s corporate governance practices
  • Six years after the financial crisis, one of Europe’s top regulators has called for consumer protection measures to be moved up the reform agenda