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Lexis®PSL Banking & Finance weekly highlights—30 April 2015

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Published on: 30 April 2015
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Welcome to the weekly Banking & Finance highlights from the Lexis®PSL Banking & Finance team for the week ending 30 April 2015. This week’s edition of Banking & Finance highlights includes: (1) the LMA revises its private placement subscription agreement, (2) the Islamic Financial Services Board release financial indicators for Islamic banking systems, (3) the Land Registry updates guidance on execution of deeds, (4) lawyers from Watson, Farley & Williams guide us through the risks of forfaiting, (5) emerging markets regulators reinforce their commitment to resilient capital markets, (6) ISDA announces an extension to its online netting analysis tool to cover clearing options, (7) the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce adopts a model arbitration clause for ISDA Master Agreements, (8) ESMA publishes updated Q&As on EMIR validation specifications, (9) BCBS publishes the latest progress report on the adoption of the Basel regulatory framework globally, (10) updates from the Lexis®PSL Arbitration, Dispute Resolution, Environment, Financial Services, Restructuring & Insolvency and Tax teams, and (11)...

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