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Banking & Finance weekly highlights—26 October 2017

Banking & Finance weekly highlights—26 October 2017
Published on: 26 October 2017
Published by: LexisPSL
  • Banking & Finance weekly highlights—26 October 2017
  • In this issue:
  • Brexit
  • LMA urges the need for transitional arrangements for loan market after Brexit
  • EU looks to safeguard Emissions Trading System post-Brexit
  • Lending
  • LMA finds ‘considerable variances’ in secondary markets
  • VR Global Partners, L.P. v Exotix Partners LLP
  • Debt capital markets
  • Progress in making China’s domestic bond markets accessible to international issuers
    • More...

Article summary

This week’s edition of Banking & Finance highlights includes the LMA urging the need for, and importance of transitional arrangements for the loan market after Brexit, the European Commission assessing the need for regulatory action on securities financing transactions and news analysis on calculating statutory interest following administration in the Burlington v Lomas case. or take a trial to read the full analysis.

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