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  • The Supreme Court of Argentina's decision to uphold the 2009 Broadcast Media Law will force the country’s largest media companies to restructure their businesses
  • Chinese private equity has evolved, and funds are now more involved in the mid-cap and large-cap spaces. Here's what to expect
  • The competition regime for Comesa has been the target of numerous criticisms over its first 13 months. But a senior figure at the regulator has told IFLR that it is taking swift action to resolve its teething problems
  • The key takeways from the first day of IFLR's Asia M&A Forum in Hong Kong
  • Antonio Felix de Araujo Cintra Paulo Roberto Martins de Toledo Leme The Brazilian Securities Commission (CVM) announced in February an important decision from its board of commissioners regarding preferred shares issued by Brazilian publicly-held corporations. During the registration procedures of the initial public offering (IPO) of the Brazilian airline Azul, the company had its request to become public denied by the CVM's technical department. The decision was motivated by a specific section of Azul's by-laws that entitled each preferred share to a dividend equivalent to 75 times the dividends payable to the common shares. For the CVM's technical team responsible for reviewing Azul's application, the provision in Azul's by-laws did not comply with Brazilian corporate law because it violated the general principle that economic rights should be related to shareholders' political rights.
  • China’s government might not allow its banks to default until it finalises its bankruptcy regulations for financial institutions
  • A lack of prime RMBS issuance last year created a window for non-conforming and more bespoke trades. Here’s what to expect from 2014
  • Besnik Duraj The new Albanian government, formed after the 2013 general elections, has already fulfilled one of its election promises: the reform of the Albanian tax system from flat tax to tiered rates. Significant amendments have been introduced in the national laws on income tax, national taxes, tax procedures, excise, local taxes, value-added tax, the hydrocarbon tax system, and health contributions. The most important changes as of January 1 2014 are briefly presented below.