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Members of the BI Board of Governors Regulation No.
22/33/PADG/2020 dated December 1, 2020, regarding the
Third Amendment of Members of the BI Board of Governors Regulation
No. 20/15/PADG/2018 regarding the Organization of Immediate Fund
Settlement Through BI s System - Real Time Gross Settlement
(
RTGS ). This Regulation amends
policies on fee determination and the evaluation of the arrangement
of priority numbers for the settlement of automatic funds through
BI-RTGS. It came into effect on the date of its enactment.
COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATICS
Minister of Communication and Informatics Regulation No.
Non-convertible Debentures: Entry Routes for Foreign
Investors
A. Introduction
1
public issues of non-convertible debentures
(
NCDs) and over 1,600
2 private
placements of corporate bonds in India, which is encouraging given
the COVID-19 pandemic and brief loss of investor appetite in the
initial phase of the pandemic. An increasing number of
M&A transactions also now involve NCDs as a form of
consideration/funding. As such, the rising popularity of NCDs
as a preferred mode of structured debt in India is not surprising
given the potential return they could provide in times where market
conditions have been uncertain.
NCDs are essentially debt instruments with a specified
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Quick Insights on Congressional
Investigations is a video interview series hosted by
Mayer Brown partners Michael Levy and Andrew Olmem, who on a weekly
basis unpack the nuanced complexities underlying congressional
investigations and provide guidance on how companies can manage and
minimize the impacts. Each episode is short and tackles one
question relating to congressional investigations.
In this episode, Michael and Andrew examine the factors that
contribute to the expedited time frame in which most congressional
investigations are conducted and, importantly, what this means for
BRIEF HISTORY
Electricity was first generated in Nigeria in 1866 when two
generating sets were installed to serve the Colony of Lagos. In
1951, the government of Nigeria, through an Act of Parliament,
established the Electricity Commission of Nigeria (ECN) to regulate
and operate the power supply systems in Nigeria. Subsequently, the
Niger Dam Authority (NDA) was established for the development of
the Kanji Hydroelectric Dam. In 1972, the ECN and the NDA were
merged to form the Nigerian Electric Power Authority (NEPA).
Until the enactment of the Electric Power Sector Reform Act
(EPSRA), the Nigerian power sector (with the exception of a few
First Published in Bermuda Finance Magazine, December
2020
As the reinsurance industry grapples with the challenges of
COVID-19, Bermuda is poised to play an important role as it adjusts
and finds opportunities. A number of the Island s leaders in
this sector sat down in a virtual roundtable.
HOW HAS BERMUDA AND THE WIDER REINSURANCE INDUSTRY COPED WITH
THE CHALLENGES OF COVID-19?
Paul Simons: It has been very much business as usual, but also
not business as usual. The industry and our colleagues have adapted
to work from home really well. The technology worked, which is
important because the business has to continue. I was so impressed