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The country’s petroleum industry is struggling under burdensome regulation, corruption allegations and depressed prices. Despite opposition, market conditions could force reforms

The Foreign Accounts Tax Compliance Act (Fatca) was enacted by the United States Congress in March 2010

A recent report reveals what has turned it off A PricewaterhouseCoopers report has revealed the primary causes of illiquidity in global fixed income markets. The cumulative impact of post-crisis regulations is a major culprit. Released on August 12, the report was commissioned by the Global Financial Markets Association (GFMA) and Institute of International Finance. While banks are better capitalised than ever before, the knock-on effect has seen liquidity in the secondary bond market fall sharply since mid-2014.

The new legislative reforms in Egypt are taking place against a backdrop of debate over the Investment Law, that took place in conjunction with the Egypt Economic Development Conference (EEDC) held in Sharm El Sheikh last March

The Cyprus government recently announced a number of tax incentives aimed at encouraging economic activity and attracting inward direct investment

Guatemalans are just a few weeks away from heading to the polls to participate in the country's general elections (presidential, congress and municipal)

On June 29 2015, the Minister of Manpower of the Republic of Indonesia issued a new regulation on the procedures of employing foreign manpower

European banks need liquidity, and ABS – with a few tweaks – can provide it. Here’s how to revive the ailing market

In Japan, out-of-court methods are available for restructuring debts owed by corporate debtors, a procedure referred to as alternative dispute resolution turnaround (ADRT)

The Legislative Assembly of Macau is analysing the proposal to amend the External Trade Law (Law 7/2003 of June 23 2015)