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  • Rainbow Insurance (RIC) had been providing insurance services in Mauritius. In 2004, the Financial Services Commission (FSC) carried out an inspection of RIC and finalised a report where it expressed major concerns over RIC's solvency
  • Daniel Hasler of Homburger analyses and challenges the effectiveness of recent proposals to amend Swiss corporate law
  • Hopes for the region’s biggest economy are tarnished by legacy issues and incoming reforms
  • Falling commodity prices have prompted a number of restructurings in Australia. And creditors have developed a new mechanism to maximise value of distressed assets.
  • The central bank is introducing measures to promote the use of local currency. But new hedging requirements could have unintended consequences
  • Recently, the Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) published the new Rules on the demutualisation of the country's securities exchanges, effectively moving away from non-profit member-owned mutual exchanges to investor-owned limited companies
  • In its recent press release of May 2 2015, the Central Bank of Republic of Turkey (CBRT) changed its policy of not paying any interest on foreign exchange denominated reserves, which was previously adopted with the Communiqué on the Amendment to the Communiqué on Reserve Requirements
  • A scheme based on the mutual recognition of PRC and Hong Kong funds has recently been announced
  • In-house and leading private practitioners gathered in London on May 19 to discuss how to encourage and capitalise on the continent’s growth story. Here are their key messages, and most candid off-the-record quotes
  • The Bribery Act is of little use while it is still being tested Buyers interested in business lines and assets being sold by Brazil's state-run oil company need to beware the corruption liability they may assume. Indebted oil giant Petrobras is looking to sell assets to shore up its financials and focus on its core business amid bankruptcy concerns and a corruption scandal. For potential buyers though, the liability hangover could cost them more than the deal itself.