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  • How the credit crunch is affecting people, and deals, in Turkey's busy markets
  • Banks will be pleased to know the Adelphia decision has been reversed
  • Mete Yegin and Richard Romney of Pekin & Pekin describes Turkey's position in relation to the present financial crisis
  • Malcolm Moller of Appleby outlines the regulation of collective investment schemes or closed-end funds in Mauritius
  • Eugenio Grippo, Ottaviano Sanseverino and Giuseppe Velluto of Gianni Origoni Grippo & Partners explain the need for highly skilled counsel when setting up generation plants in Italy
  • The energy market in Ireland has recently been experiencing a period of significant change, indicating a future of increased project finance
  • ABS haircuts are aggressive, but most transactions can be restructured
  • Speakers agree Hong Kong is regulating too many areas and India can’t enforce its laws
  • Corporate governance best practices in Portugal do not aim to be a mere catalogue of practices to direct the corporate structure of a company, or to control the relationship between each member of the corporate bodies and the shareholders or with the stakeholders. In our opinion they go much further than that.
  • The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has finally clarified the last category of qualified buyers (QBs) under Subsection 10.1(l) of the Securities Regulation Code (SRC), which refers to persons that the SEC "may by rule determine as qualified buyers, on the basis of such factors as financial sophistication, net worth, knowledge, and experience in financial and business matters, or amount of assets under management". The clarification is set out in SEC Memorandum Circulars 6 (2007) and 3 (2008).