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  • There is widespread reluctance to end even frivolous stockholder litigation in the US. This instalment of Corporate Governance Quarterly explains why
  • The changes are expected next year, and are part of a suite of legislative reforms designed to make the kingdom more attractive to foreign investment
  • Recent reforms have piqued the interest of foreign investors. Panellists at this September 10 event in Mumbai debated their impact. Here are their key messages
  • The Securities and Exchange Board of India's (Sebi) new listing regulations have been welcomed by local lawyers, but more clarification is needed.
  • The US government needs to start filling them
  • Bernd Langeheine
  • When General Electric (GE) first agreed to buy Alstom's thermal, renewables and grid businesses back in April 2014 for $13.5 billion, it surely knew the deal would be no easy feat.
  • Alana Griffin
  • Recent changes to the patchwork of restrictions have piqued the interest of financial institutions. Before taking advantage, Baker & McKenzie's Jasper Helder explains what they must consider
  • Securities need a more standardised labelling procedure Securities research firm Morningstar has proposed that all managed products sold to investors should have increased and equivalent disclosure standards. The push comes as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) attempts to introduce increased disclosure for mutual funds. In a comment letter sent to the regulator, Morningstar expressed its support for adding transparency and comparability to the mutual fund market by changing the ways securities are labelled, and creating standard metrics for calculating common investor considerations like duration.