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Nomura’s legal head of capital markets and financing for EMEA on Vietnamese entrepreneurship, and why a Japanese-US merger might provide the perfect banking model

Eduardo Cabrales Cuadra and Ramiro Rodríguez Urcuyo of García & Bodán explain how to protect your investments in Nicaragua

Soonghee Lee When the Korean won continued to appreciate against the US dollar after 2005, Korean exporters with dollar earnings began to worry about their foreign exchange translation losses.

Iñigo de Luisa English law can have an important role in the restructuring process of a Spanish company or group. Traditionally, most restructuring cases in Spain have been governed by Spanish law and they have ended successfully (or not) by means of amendment agreements (ring-fenced or not) to existing Spanish loan documentation.

H Jayesh Freddy Daruwala Indian lawmakers appear to have become very PR savvy with the release of the Revised Discussion Paper (RDP), when compared to the earlier draft of the Direct Taxes Code.

The rule raises far more questions than it answers

Roberto Guerrero V. and Sebastián Yunge of Guerrero, Olivos, Novoa y Errazuriz discuss recent changes in Chilean corporate governance

Lawyers worry that due diligence is inadequate on Singapore IPOs

The main provisions governing business entities in the Dominican Republic are found in the General Law on Commercial Entities and Individual Enterprises of Limited Liability No. 479, of December 2008. This new legislation was enacted in an effort to modernise local corporate legislation in order to better harmonise its corporate processes and good governance principles with other more modern foreign laws.

Jem Li Na Wang On May 7 2010, China's State Council issued Opinions on Encouraging and Guiding the Healthy Development of Private Investments (the so-called New 36 Measures), under which private investment is encouraged in certain sectors, including infrastructure construction and operations (road and water transportation, civil airport, power and new energy, oil and gas, telecommunications, public facilities, policy-based housing), social affairs (medical and educational institutions, cultural, tourism and sport industries, financial institutions), trading (logistics, e-commerce) and national security related industry (R&D and manufacturing of products for military and civil uses) (the Opened Industries).