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Matthias Bürge, Andreas Moll and Charlotte Rupf from Prager Dreifuss assess the importance of data protection considerations in M&A due diligence

Greece has been taking decisive action to get back on track. But more needs to be done to address the problem

The Commission’s proposed preventive restructuring frameworks would reduce differences between EU regimes but several issues need to be ironed out

President Donald Trump may have his sights set on deregulation but a full repeal of title VII looks unlikely

The government is placing continued focus on acquisitions by foreign companies in Germany

IFLR hosted the UK’s leading regulatory lawyers to discuss the best path forward for London’s financial institutions seeking single market access. The debate was friendly but the differences were often stark

The combination provides the template for a successful Africa exit by a financial investor as multinationals bet on the region’s growing middle class

Ahmed El Amoury A foreign construction company in Qatar recently won a lawsuit in relation to a dispute with a local company. This case is significant because the competent court applied and upheld the principle of personal freedom and the rights of movement set out in the Qatari Constitution. These hold that personal freedom and the rights of movement outside the state should not be restricted except in accordance with the law.

The political crisis following this month’s Italian referendum could have profound effects on the country’s bank reform