The untapped potential of KiwiSaver funds in the M&A market
Every year, significant amounts are invested into KiwiSaver funds with total funds under management almost NZD100 billion. However, despite this substantial capital, only a small number of these funds have engaged in direct investment including via merger and acquisition (M&A) activity.
Cyber risk and litigation: Some guidelines for directors and boards
Cyber risk is among the top risks facing businesses and other organisations today. New Zealand businesses reported $39.6m in losses from cyber crime in the two years leading up to 2023, and this figure includes only those which reported their losses [1].
Litigation arising from sanctions: Global sanctions regimes increasing impact on international business
Economic sanctions have been proliferating in recent years and have been subject to unprecedented development since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
Gdpr lawyer in Romania. Excessive monitoring of personal data and sanctions in Romania.
Any operation involving the registration, storage, or disclosure of personal data (GDPR in Romania) also involve a manifestation of the free and informed will of the person,
GDPR in Romania
Protection of personal data in Romania. The right to be forgotten Personal data in Romania consist of any information that contributes to the individualization of a person and allows its identification.
Branch in Romania
How to incorporate a branch in Romania? According to the Romanian Companies Law no. 31/1990, the branch in Romania is an entity without legal personality, being a dismemberment of a company in Romania.
Top tips to help payroll companies survive and thrive
In recent years, payroll companies have become viewed with increasing suspicion and concern – both by their customers and the UK Government – with terms such as fraud, personal liability notices and tax avoidance associated with them.
What can we learn from FCA case refusing flexible working request to work from home full time?
In 2023, four in ten employers returned fully to the office and it is expected that this will increase significantly into 2024. It is no surprise then that there has been a great deal of interest in a recent case brought before the Employment Tribunal, which saw an employee’s request to work from home full-time …
Top tips for start-ups in 2024 to protect their software
When new technology businesses come to the market, the fortunate ones with a fantastic product will experience a period of rapid growth.
Government crackdown on umbrella companies to impact payroll providers in 2024
Lots of organisations in the private and public sectors – recruitment agencies in particular – use umbrella companies to pay temporary workers and provide a flexible workforce.