Financial Services Quarterly Report
September 27, 2013
A review of recent developments in the international financial services industry, including:
- European Fund Regulation – Just Like London Buses?
- U.S. Private Offerings: SEC Approves JOBS Act Requirement to Permit General Solicitation and Dodd-Frank Requirement to Disqualify “Bad Actors” from Using Rule 506 to Offer Securities
- The Long Arm of U.S. OTC Derivatives Reform and Non-U.S. Fund Managers
- European Long-Term Investment Funds (ELTIFs)
- French AMF Guidance on Best Practices Regarding Rebates and Inducements in the Marketing of Financial Instruments
- U.S. SEC’s Proposal to Amend Rules Governing Money Market Funds: Implications for Boards
- Recent Developments in the Hong Kong Funds Industry
- A New Private Funds Regulatory Framework for the PRC
- Russian Financial Regulator Announces the First Case Involving Insider Trading
- AIFMD Resources: Cutting Through the Noise
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