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Lexology PRO | Australia | 20 Nov 2023
APRA to tighten liquidity requirements for smaller banks following US bank collapses
Australia’s small to medium banks will need to reflect unrealised loss in their liquidity accounting, with some assets disqualified as eligible liquid assets, under new proposals from the country’s prudential regulator.
AlixPartners LLP | USA | 15 Sep 2023
The UAW Strike: How suppliers can deal with the liquidity impact
The United Auto Workers union has initiated an unprecedented multi-company strike against the Detroit auto makers. This conflict has been the subject…
Lexology PRO | Asia-Pacific, China, Hong Kong, etc. | 14 Sep 2023
APAC: key insurance and prudential updates (Sep 2023)
China issues new cybersecurity insurance guidelines, New Zealand focuses on liquidity and governance, and Indonesia releases a new Sharia spin-off regulation – plus other key updates.
Dillon Eustace LLP | European Union, Ireland | 25 Jul 2023
Provisional agreement reached on AIFMD and UCITS reforms
As detailed in our in-depth briefing on proposed reforms to the AIFMD and UCITS frameworks, the European Commission published a package of targeted…
Lexology PRO | Australia, Canada, European Union, etc. | 17 Mar 2023
SVB collapse: can regulators avoid a global banking crisis?
Financial regulators around the world are stepping in to contain the damage from the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank. Let’s see how they are doing.
Fried Frank Harris Shriver & Jacobson LLP | USA | 3 Aug 2022
SEC Commissioners Weigh In on Private Offering Secondary Market Liquidity
The SEC Small Business Capital Formation Advisory Committee held a hearing on (i) the capital-raising landscape for small businesses and (ii)…
Lexology PRO | European Union, United Kingdom | 25 May 2021
UK NCA: Bribery and corruption risk to rise
In a new report, the agency has warned that criminals are using encrypted messaging services to thwart its investigations, that fintech banks are popular among money launderers, and that the pandemic and Brexit may lead to increased corruption risks for UK companies.
Lexology PRO | European Union, South Africa | 17 May 2021
South Africa amends merger guidance to capture digital deals
The Competition Commission of South Africa plans to call in below-threshold deals in digital markets to tackle concerns about killer acquisitions, but local lawyers have criticised its “overly cautious” approach.
Lexology PRO | Belgium, European Union, France | 7 May 2021
Belgian enforcer ends purchasing alliance probe with remedies
The Belgian Competition Authority has accepted Carrefour Belgium’s offer to divest its purchasing department to a separate legal entity to address the enforcer’s concerns about its joint purchasing alliance with Provera.
Lexology PRO | European Union | 5 May 2021
EU proposes rules for foreign subsidies
The European Commission has announced plans to tackle foreign subsidies that may harm competition within the EU single market by introducing a new notification system for deals that are partly financed by non-EU governments.
