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  • When Pipes return to prominence in India, investors will need to know the restrictions affecting them, explain Preeti Mehta and Chetan Thakkar of Kanga and Company
  • India's insolvency and restructuring regime is fragmented and not consolidated under one comprehensive code, explains Cyril Shroff of Amarchand & Mangaldas & Suresh A Shroff & Co.
  • On March 18 2009, the Korea Communications Commission (KCC) finally authorised the merger of KTF into KT. KT is the largest communications company in Korea and is engaged in communications businesses including wire telephone and high-speed internet; KTF is the second largest wireless phone company in Korea and is a subsidiary of KT, which holds 54.3% of the total number of issued shares of KTF.
  • An extremely attractive feature of the Cyprus tax system is the exemption from tax of profits from the sale of securities under the Income Tax Law of 2002.
  • There will be hundreds of debt workouts in emerging markets in the next year. The former general counsel of an emerging markets fund explains how to mitigate the problems for lenders
  • Ratings agencies are shifting away from historic bank ratings methods in response to US capital injections and new tactics by banks
  • Huzefa Nasikwala of Juris Corp outlines the issues surrounding dispute resolution methods
  • Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati represented Solyndra in a $535 million loan guarantee from the US department of Energy under Title XVII of the Energy Policy Act of 2005. Latham & Watkins represented Goldman Sachs as financial advisors to Solyndra on the loan.
  • Lawyers believe that pre-emption rights should be re-examined to give companies more flexibility
  • On March 31 2009, the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) promulgated the Tentative Administrative Measures for IPOs and Listing on the Second Board (Second Board Rules), which are scheduled to take effect on May 1 2009. The promulgation of the Second Board Rules is a milestone in developing a multi-level capital market in China.