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  • Oleksander Plotnikov of Arzinger in Ukraine explores the country’s exciting economic environment and analyses the risks for foreign investors
  • Chandra A Nataadmadja and Stella A Nataadmadja of Suria Nataadmadja & Associates present a primer on investment in Indonesia
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  • Over the past year, Russia has shown steady growth in foreign direct investment, despite the risks in some segments of the economy, with increased investment flows, especially from Western sources.
  • In an effort to reduce its dependency on oil, Kuwait has embarked on a series of economic programmes that policymakers hope will see an increase in foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows. The programmes are expected to create incentives for foreign investors and in doing so help transform Kuwait's economy from one entirely dependant on oil to one that has an array of developed economic sectors.
  • Norma Margarita B Patacsil, Aris L Gulapa and Pamela Joy L Alquisada of Caguioa & Gatmaytan assess a recent Philippine court interpretation’s effect on foreign investments
  • Dr Joseph Vella and Dr Albert Grech of GVTH Advocates explore the benefits that foreign investors can find on the island of Malta
  • Tan Hon Yik and Khairul Idham Ismail of Naqiz & Partners examine the factors that make Malaysia an attractive foreign investment destination
  • On June 28 2012 the Court of Justice of the European Union, requested by the German Federal Court of Justice, ruled on the definition of inside information
  • Patrick McGurn Shareholder rights plans are often understood as anything but. By giving shareholders the opportunity to dilute a potential owner's stake in a company, they have effectively deterred any and all hostile acquisitions of companies that have adopted them.