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  • Increasing antitrust enforcement and doubt over M&A insurance are top concerns among the region's corporate counsel
  • On January 27 2016 a committee established by the Irish parliament delivered its report on the banking crisis in Ireland (the Report)
  • While adjudicating a dispute between an international oil company and the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), the Nigerian Tax Appeal Tribunal (TAT) recently held that where there is a conflict between an agreement and statute, the provisions of the statute prevail
  • A practice has recently been implemented in the Slovak construction market designed to ensure that subcontractors, considered to be the weaker party, get paid for their work
  • On November 9 2015, the 2015 Implementing Rules and Regulations of the Securities Regulation Code (the 2015 SRC Rules) took effect
  • Sponsored by Debevoise & Plimpton
    Debevoise & Plimpton's Alan Davies, Pierre Maugüé and Gregg Young explain the importance of a detailed understanding of the events that can result in a draw stop
  • Sponsored by Prager Dreifuss
    Prager Dreifuss’s Andreas Moll and Matthias Bürge on why new transparency rules for Swiss companies could signal the end of the anonymous bearer share
  • Sponsored by Allen & Overy
    Allen & Overy's Paul Péporté explains why the country’s fiduciary regime offers an efficient solution for funds looking to tap Europe's loan market
  • Sponsored by Al Tamimi & Company
    Egypt is de facto a socialist country. Despite the removal of references to the terms ‘socialism’ and ‘socialist’ from the 1971 constitution in its 2007 amendments and the absence of these terms in the current 2014 constitution, the laws still adopt the concept
  • Sponsored by FenXun Partners
    Bank-held bad debts are protected as state assets, and rules are hindering the development of a market-based mechanism for their disposal