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  • Brazil
    In May, the Brazilian government notified the IMF of its commitment, under the Bretton Woods Agreement of 1944, to lift exchange control regulations and to refrain from imposing restrictions on the flow of capital. The commitment is yet to be implemented, but certain previous procedures are already being simplified:
    September 30 2000
  • Portugal - a new maturity
    By Ronnie Price of Portugese Chamber of Commerce, London
    September 14 2000
  • Providing financial services over the internet
    By Fernando Azofra of Uría and Menéndez
    September 14 2000
  • Spanish telecommunications: the mobile market
    By Enrique Sanz and Patricia Manca of Landwell Abogados y Asesores, Madrid
    September 14 2000
  • Survey of takeover rules and obligations
    By Carlos de Sousa e Brito and Filipe Falcao Oliveira of Carlos de Sousa e Brito & Associados, Lisbon.
    September 14 2000
  • Public e-procurement
    Luís M S Oliveira and Pedro Patrício Amorim og Oliveira, Martins, Moura, Esteves e Associados - Sociedade de Advogados
    September 14 2000
  • Tax system applicable to income from shares following the 2000 tax reform
    By Duarte Abecasis and Francisco Santos Costa of Luiz Gomez & Associados, Lisbon
    September 14 2000
  • The new warrants' market
    By Carlos Costa Andrade of Vasconcelos, F. Sá Carneiro, Fontes & Associados, Lisbon
    September 14 2000
  • Issuing securities in Spain
    A report prepared by Fernando Vives of Garrigues & Andersen, Madrid
    September 14 2000
  • Japanese firms fear legal shake up
    Japanese lawyers are opposed to the outcome of a government-commissioned legal report, which recommends partnerships with foreign firms for the sake of the economy. The Corporate Legal System Study Group, set up under the Japanese Ministry of International Trade and Industry, has identified areas for legal services reform. Highlighting the globalization of the economy, the report said: "The current judicial system is incapable of adequately supporting the activities of enterprises."
    August 31 2000
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