Search results for

Meet the new regulation dedicated to targeting third-country investment firms’ prudential activities post-Brexit. Here, Practice Insight discusses the proposals with a European Commission spokesperson and buyside in-house counsel

The latest edition of our primer series takes a closer look at the US bankruptcy code

Following his move to Norton Rose, Ramer sat down with IFLR to discuss the switch and his time at the White House

Since President Kennedy's proclamation, in 1962, that "consumer, by definition, includes us all", modern legal systems have increasingly dedicated their attention to consumer relations and rights. The impact of such legislation, however, is thought to reach much deeper than the immediate protection of consumers in their relations with business operators: consumer protection laws tend to increase consumers' confidence and, consequently, they serve as an important factor in increasing (or maintaining) consumption levels.

White & Case lawyers provide an overview of the landscape in Europe, as policymakers and authorities consider their approach to the new asset class

Market participants are yet to get a feel for the SFC's appetite for regulatory action

China has huge potential, and regulators have been working hard to maximise it. Carl Li of Allbright Law Offices reviews recent developments, trends and practical considerations

International investors' willingness to participate in the deal just six months after Jamal Khashoggi's death is questionable. Western governments must do more

Norton Rose Fulbright continued to retrench from Latin America in February. Having exited Venezuela in January, the firm announced it would be closing its Bogota branch.

In Lithuania, Dominas Levin merged with Walless, with the two firms now operating under the Walless brand.