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  • Speculation as to when Saudi Arabia will open its official stock exchange to foreign investment ends here. Lawyers have revealed parts of the draft law to IFLR. Here’s what firms need to know
  • International media heralded IKEA’s India investment as a signal that India will soon allow multi-brand retailers, such as Wal-Mart and Tesco, to enter the country. But local lawyers say the deal will do no such thing.
  • Lima’s first municipality-backed public-private partnership (PPP) toll road project closed despite significant construction risk and no federal government guarantee
  • The success of the European Investment Bank’s (EIB) recently approved project bond programme will depend on the efficacy of the first deal template, lawyers have said
  • The US Federal Reserve chairman yesterday branded the Libor setting process as structurally flawed. US and UK market players outline the required reforms. But equivalent indices must also change if confidence in the system is to be restored
  • Zeynel Tunç of Paksoy Attorneys at Law looks at the development of Turkey’s dynamic oil and gas sector
  • New York’s Essex House was host to Euromoney Legal Media Group’s inaugural Americas Women in Business Law Awards on May 23
  • There’s more to Africa than its resources sector. The region’s debt markets are innovating, and deserve some attention
  • India’s regulatory regime has become increasingly onerous in the last year. At last week’s IFLR India Outbound Investment Forum, issues with regulators were discussed at length. Here’s what market players think
  • Indian market players urged an increase in Indian private sector undertakings’ natural resources M&A activity at IFLR’s India Outbound Investment Forum. Here’s why