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  • The Ministry of Finance and Economy (Mofe) in Korea recently announced that the Bill on Financial Investment Services and Capital Markets will be submitted to the National Assembly before the end of 2006.
  • Cyprus has amended the Cypriot Companies Law to implement Council Regulation 2157/2001 on the statute for a European public limited company, otherwise known as Societas Europaea (SE). The way is now clear for the registration of the first Cypriot SEs.
  • India is the only country in the world with a ministry – the Ministry of Non-Conventional Energy Sources (MNES) – established exclusively to regulate the development of renewable energies for national development. India ranks fourth among the world leaders in wind power capacity, after Germany, Spain and the US.
  • Since 2004, the PRC government has adopted various macro-control measures over the real estate market. However, these measures proved to have limited impact partly because of the lack of control over foreign investment.
  • Liquidation is one of the ways a company can terminate its existence in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH). The liquidation procedure is always conducted when the company is terminated by a decision of the company's shareholders meeting, or as a result of a decision of a competent court (for example, when a company is issued a decree on prohibition of work, or when a company's registration in the commercial registry is declared null and void by the competent court).
  • Law firms are catching a new wave of Brazilian equity deals. Ben Maiden reports from São Paulo
  • A little-known agency poses challenges to international finance
  • Why there is no need for joint regulation of securities, commodities and futures
  • How new products have made the debt financing of European buyouts increasingly complex and diversified
  • In the takeover battle for steelmaker Arcelor, European shareholders finally realized their true potential