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The Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP), the official organisation of all Philippine lawyers, has recently launched the Philippine International Centre for Conflict Resolution (PICCR). The PICCR is a non-stock, non-profit arbitral institution that will provide commercial arbitration and other alternative dispute resolution (ADR) services and facilities for parties to disputes. The PICCR was established in the IBP's objective of making arbitration more accessible and a mainstream option for dispute resolution in the Philippines.

Debevoise & Plimpton lawyers explain what borrowers need to know in today’s political environment

The executive branch of the Panamanian government has presented a Bill to the Legislative Assembly for the formal creation of a public-private partnership (PPP) regime in Panama. The Bill was approved in the first of three debates required within the Legislative Assembly for its final approval.

A poll of blue-chip executives shows companies are becoming increasingly aware of the threats inherent to M&A

Local regulators are displaying enviable steadfastness in relation to cryptocurrency regulation, according to Peter Reeves, Georgina Willcock and Emily Shen of Gilbert + Tobin

Green bonds are now in the mainstream. But the lack of contractual protections risk undermining the market and the broader sustainable finance project, as Baker McKenzie lawyers explain in this long read

Al Tamimi’s head of debt capital markets provides a rundown of typical Islamic financial products, from project sukuk to securitisation

In the US, North Carolina-based Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein has opened an office in Washington through a partnership with Leftwich, a DC firm. This is the firm's first office outside the southeast.

London-based legal vice-president James Sullivan explains the fintech company's regulatory challenges, relationships with the incumbents, and plans for the future

Individual accountability rules have fostered an atmosphere of caution. Significant cultural challenges exist in other areas, such as remuneration, financial literacy, and P&L. This is part two of Practice Insight’s accumulative impact series