International financial law review

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  Año 2015, Vol. 34, Número 5 (2/2/2015)

  • Inside China: : FDI changes in the pipeline.

    Sue Liu

    • Resumen
    

  • Kaisa could spark terms changes

    • Resumen
    

  • Challenges for OTC mandatory reporting in Japan.

    Francis Edwards, Terry Yang, Yasuyuki Takayami

    • Resumen
    

  • Why Fitch will downgrade a third of Europe's banks in 2015.

    • Resumen
    

  • Emergency laws alone won't save Russia's banks.

    • Resumen
    

  • NPL resolution in CESEE gains traction.

    Freshfields Bruckhaus

    • Resumen
    

  • Sliding oil prices' impact on reserve-based lending.

    Thomas Bethel

    • Resumen
    

  • Takeover Code's new regime for statements and undertakings.

    Herbert Smith Freehills

    • Resumen
    

  • Why Chinese fund managers should look to Luxembourg.

    Alexander Olliges, Stéphane Karolczuk, Anne-Laure Giraudeau

    • Resumen
    

  • Revised securitisation framework: : one rule two results.

    Kevin Hawken, Carol Hitselberger, Jason Kravitt

    • Resumen
    

  • HKEx proposes volatility control mechanism.

    • Resumen
    

  • Fitch: : European funding trends in 2015.

    • Resumen
    

  • European regulators defend global regulatory reforms.

    • Resumen
    

  • Industry bodies fear MiFID II's Asia impact.

    • Resumen
    

  • New opportunities for US banks in Cuba.

    • Resumen
    

  • Reconciling differences.

    Nigel Dickinson, Daniel Franks

    • Resumen
    

  • Kaisa stress: : bondholders' counsel seeks transparency.

    • Resumen