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The US financial services industry has expressed specific concerns over the UK's eventual exit from the EU [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

While he regularly moved away from traditional GOP antitrust rhetoric during his campaign, there are hopes the president-elect will choose to follow the established competition ideology [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Sonia Pfaffenroth, a deputy assistant Attorney General at the US Department of Justice Antitrust Division, outlines the division's priorities and offers tips for merging entities looking to comply [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Although the initial consultation on the UK's trailblazing individual accountability regime isn't due until Q1 of next year, some firms are already starting the preparations [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The regulator's first director disqualification has been viewed as a sign of things to come as it seeks to grow its enforcement remit [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Panellists at IFLR's latest Asia Capital Markets Forum highlighted how high-yield investors' approach to structure and covenants in the region differs from other international investors [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This month's poll asks what is needed to revive the ailing market. Vote now on IFLR's homepage [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The country's first shariah-compliant bank is expected to open later this year, but market participants are divided over the country's potential in this space [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Local government procurement processes and financing know-how must improve if the Efsi is to mobilise €315 billion of infrastructure investment [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Yieldcos will remain a popular vehicle for renewable energy companies even if they are allowed to form master limited partnerships, according to market participants [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Both public-private partnerships and tax-exempt financing have the potential to improve US infrastructure. But it's difficult to benefit from both [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

A global survey has revealed that foreign investors are more likely to encounter rule of law issues in the US than China [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Both strategic and financial investors must carry out human rights due diligence to mitigate litigation and reputational risk [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Despite deregulation, the asset class has received a lukewarm reception from the market. Here's what is holding it back, and how to unleash its potential [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Shareholder activists are gaining significant influence over the country's listed companies. But it's happening behind closed doors [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Representatives from the CMA and FCA discussed the UK's changing competition landscape at a recent IFLR roundtable, hosted by Shearman & Sterling. Here are the highlights [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Regulators are becoming more open to private equity investing in financial institutions. But successful investments require navigation of the complex regulatory landscape [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

A combination of securitisation and yieldco structures are the way forward for financing renewable energy projects in the US [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

China now permits onshore guarantees for bonds intended to expand issuers' offshore operations. But uncertainty surrounds their subordination [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Sponsors are expected to become more active in Asian high-yield as the region's capital markets develop [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Despite encouraging subsidarisation of offices catering to retail customers, the UK Prudential Regulatory Authority does not expect a material change in the number of branches [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Opinion is divided on whether the BoE-led Fair and Effective Markets Review is driven by policy, or a belief that more needs to be done to improve market discipline [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

A lack of appropriate projects and shallow domestic capital markets have hindered the usefulness of project bonds in the region [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Ashley Alder has outlined intentions to form a college of Asian regulators to supervise global financial institutions [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

A senior EC executive has called for regulators to work together on central counterparty resolution - and do it soon. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The countries are expected to drive Asia's high-yield market, but local regulations may limit offerings to quality issuers [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Submission forms and instructions for the 2015 awards process are now available [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The new UK Investor Forum will take a targeted and pragmatic approach to collective engagement, with a focus on large companies with a diverse shareholder base. And activists won't have a seat at the table [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

A report commissioned by Schulte Roth & Zabel is the latest evidence that Europe is set for a boom in activist investment [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Matheson's Anne-Marie Bohan explains why the Irish Collective Asset-Management Vehicle is set to become the instrument of choice for Irish investment funds [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Market participants believe the FSB's proposals for total loss absorbing capacity are well-intended, but question whether banks will be able to implement it [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]