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Freelance financial journalist and writer interested in capital markets, private banking & wealth management, ESG and private equity. Sporadic Twitter user.
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Law Firms Double Down on Asia Private Credit as Market Matures

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By Rashmi Kumar Verified
| Law.com Verified
Credit: Maryna/Adobe Stock Law firms in Asia are upping their game in private credit, emphasizing cross-specialism to remain competitive as the product moves from being nascent to more established, and as new trends and structures emerge. One important structural evolution is the growing popularity of hybrids featuring both debt and equity—something that is shaping how law firms position themselves.
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SGX-Nasdaq Dual Listing Framework Signals New Phase in Singapore’s Global Ambitions

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By Rashmi Kumar Verified
| Law.com Verified
Singapore Exchange (SGX) headquarters building. Credit: BINGJHEN / AdobeStock When Singapore launched a new dual-listing bridge with Nasdaq last month, it was hailed as innovative and out-of-the-box—a way for companies to list simultaneously on both the Singapore Exchange and Nasdaq and give a boost to the city-state's bourse. But lawyers say it won’t be an immediate panacea for the Southeast Asian exchange.
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How have restaurant menus changed after implementation of mandatory calorie labelling and who is likely to benefit? A longitudinal analysis of online menu data in Great Britain

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By Rashmi Kumar Verified, Chiara Rinaldi Verified, Alexandra Irene Kalbus
| BMJ Nutrition, Prevention & Health Verified
Following the introduction of mandatory calorie labelling in England in 2022, consumer behaviour did not change, but there was a small reduction in calories on menus. This study explored changes in the calorie content among 10 foods and restaurant types selected through public and policy stakeholder involvement, and baseline purchasing across population groups in the first year post policy implementation in Great Britain.
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