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    Harmonising Turkish competition laws
    Gonenc Gurkaynak of Elig Attorneys at Law explains the recent Draft Law and Regulation, which aim to bring Turkish competition law in line with more streamlined EU standards
    April 24 2014
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    M&A in Turkey's regulated markets
    Serra Basoglu Gurkaynak of Mehmet Gun & Partners analyses the regulatory framework of M&A transactions in Turkey and offers an overview of activity across the regulated markets
    April 24 2014
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    Turkey's employment law updates
    Noyan Turunç of TURUNÇ discusses collective labour relations under Turkish law
    April 24 2014
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    Onshore fund formation in Turkey
    Noyan Turunç and Kerem Turunç of TURUNÇ discuss Turkish law developments concerning fund formation
    April 24 2014
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    Turkey: prioritising healthcare investment
    Zeynel Tunc and Cem Tahir of Paksoy describe Turkey’s ambitious PPP programme for a growing population looking for improved healthcare facilities
    April 24 2014
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    Turkey's new squeeze-outs regime
    Kemal Aksel and Begum Incecam at Kolcuoglu Demirkan Kocakli give an overview of squeeze-out mechanisms in Turkey, as regulated by the new Communiqué on Squeeze-out and Sell-out Rights
    April 24 2014
  • The 2014 guide to Turkey pdf
    All the chapters from IFLR's latest Turkey guide are available to view in pdf format
    April 24 2014
  • Mauritius: Clearing confusion in arbitration
    A number of important refinements have been brought to the area of dispute resolution in 2013 to further cement the position of Mauritius as a venue for adjudicating international disputes.
    April 24 2014
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    Panama: Stabilising electricity sector investment
    Selva Quintero In the 1990s, the National Government decided to carry out a comprehensive reform of the electricity sector.? To this end, it enacted the Law of January 26 1996 (Law 26), which created the then-called Regulator of Public Services, an entity in charge, as its name implies, of regulating the telecommunications, potable water, and electricity sectors.
    April 24 2014
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    Emir's unanswered questions
    The European Market Infrastructure Regulation is causing confusion around the question of which instruments and agreements the new framework is designed to capture
    April 23 2014
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