Regulators in the Asia-Pacific have called for closer jurisdictional cooperation to protect emerging markets from onerous extraterritorial regulations.
The first Indian equity offering to include a safety net provision since 2006, has called into question regulatory proposals on safety net norms. Here's why
This forestry company was first Chinese company to be restructured under Canadian law. Here's the deal documentation and key transactional challenges explained
Japan’s feed-in tariff scheme to incentivise renewable energy investment has been in effect since last July. But foreign firms haven’t taken advantage of its benefits
Resource nationalism in Mongolia’s draft Minerals Law and the lack of action on the Strategic Entities Foreign Investment Law are threatening the country’s investment environment
Recent moves by CAF will help develop Cambodia’s nationwide digital television network, foreshadowing significant growth in the country’s telecommunications sector
Proposed amendments to Australia's Corporations Act are intended to encourage the issuance of retail corporate bonds. But market participants have branded them too restrictive. Here’s why