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Rather than rely on congressional approval, the administration is selling off subsidiaries of the country's largest assets to begin the process

In-house counsel, industry groups and private practice lawyers are unanimous in their view that the promoter concept is losing relevance and needs to change to encourage Indian companies to go public

In the Baltics, the Levin law firm alliance secured a replacement for its former Lithuania member, Dominas Levin, which merged with Walless last year. Local firm Wint combined with Glikman Akin Levin and Latvia's Kronbergs Cukste Levin to reestablish a pan-Baltic alliance.

In Hong Kong SAR, PRC firm DeHeng Law Offices opened in cooperation with local firm Chungs Lawyers.

Britain's flag has finally been removed from the EU and the implementation period has begun – with the two remaining aligned at least until the end of the year. In this time, greenfield thinking is desperately needed as, at present, whatever happens next in the negotiations is anyone's guess. Even those who are doing the actual negotiating are not that enlightened on what the future might hold for the relationship.

The effective failure of Mercosur highlights a greater need for the continent to work together to establish peace, regulatory control and stability.

In Chile, Clyde & Co launched an office after forming an association with Grasty Quintana Majlis.

IFLR examines the latest iteration of the European Market Infrastructure Regulation and how financial institutions are implementing it

Investment in nursing homes for the elderly through acquiring real estate or the shares of companies managing such homes is increasing in Japan. Generally, investors should be aware of the relevant regulations in order to consider risks; however, the structure of Japanese laws and regulations on these homes is complicated because there are historically two authorities involved, each having established different regulations. The following is a brief introduction from the latest legal perspective for potential investors.

In late December, 2019, a new and consequential step toward fiscal transparency and accountability on par with international standards was decisively taken by the Government of the Macau Special Administrative Region with the approval of Law No. 21/2019, a revision of the Complementary Tax Law.