BREAKING BORDERS: CRAFTING A ROBUST CROSS-BORDER INSOLVENCY FRAMEWORK FOR INDIA THROUGH GLOBAL INSIGHTS
INTRODUCTION Cross-border bankruptcy is a growing issue in a globalized economy, requiring robust legal structures to manage multinational corporations’ financial difficulties.
Financial and Legal Considerations for Foreign Entrepreneurs Starting a Business in the UK
It is fair to say that even though the UK has a fairly light touch on business administration, there are some strict rules to follow when it comes to financial and legal matters.
The Role of a General Counsel Retainer in day-to-day HR & Employment Legal Advisory & Support
Introduction Human resources (HR) management and resolution of employee-related issues are central to the successful functioning of any organization in India’s often chaotic labour market.
Unlocking the Possibility of Contingent Risk Insurance in M&A Contracts
Introduction: Why is Contingent Risk Insurance Needed? The use of representations and warranties insurance (so called “R&W insurance”) in M&A transactions has been increasing.
Key points to consider when selling and purchasing the shares of a Japanese corporation through an IPO given the recent reforms to the Japanese IPO framework
Introduction The Tokyo Stock Exchange (“TSE”) is arguably one of the most attractive stock exchanges for listed stock in the world.
Taxation of Sponsorship Agreements with Professional Athletes
1. Introduction There are a variety of corporate marketing strategies that a company may follow, one of which is to conclude a sponsorship agreement with an athlete in order to improve the recognition and image of its brand and products.
Ethiopia’s Foreign Exchange Overhaul: A New Era of Market-Based Currency Policies
Introduction Ethiopia has embarked on a new era of economic policy, marked by currency devaluation and a significant revamp of the foreign currency exchange regime.
Ethiopia’s New Special Economic Zone Proclamation: A Catalyst for Investment and Economic Growth
I. Introduction Ethiopia has recently enacted the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) Proclamation No. 1322/2024, marking a pivotal legislative milestone designed to bolster investment opportunities and drive economic growth.
Ethiopia’s Financial Sector Liberalization: The New Banking Business Proclamation and Its Implications
I. Introduction In recent years, Ethiopia has undertaken a significant policy shift in its approach to foreign direct investment (FDI) by opening sectors that were previously reserved exclusively for domestic investors.
Ethiopia’s New Directive on Import Export Trade Liberalization for Foreign Investors
I. Introduction Ethiopia has introduced a new Directive to Regulate Foreign Investors’ Participation in Restricted Export, Import, Wholesale and Retail Trade Investments,