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  • The country's foreign investment regime is increasingly taking the form of difficult conditions rather than a simple approval requirement
  • Despite a solid legal framework, the restructuring tool has barely been used in the country
  • Krishnayan Sen and Ankit Jain of Verus Advocates chart the evolution of the process for recognising and enforcing foreign judgments in India
  • An overview of the trends in dispute resolution in Argentina, by Marval O’Farrell & Mairal’s Ricardo Ostrower and Martín Vainstein
  • Claudio De Castro of Arias Fábrega & Fábrega sets out his top tips for creditors trying to collect under the new bankruptcy law
  • The IBA’s Anne Véronique Schlaepfer explains why the organisation is targeting Africa and how perceptions towards arbitration – and arbitrators – can change over time
  • John O’Riordan of Dillon Eustace discusses the key developments in Irish dispute resolution over the past 12 months
  • Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre’s chair Teresa Cheng discusses Asia’s growing popularity as a dispute resolution hub
  • Alexis Mourre, president of the International Chamber of Commerce International Court of Arbitration explains how the body continues to modernise
  • Dispute resolution continues to evolve. As the slowdown among emerging jurisdictions rumbles on, contracting parties are finding themselves in new and unlikely situations, with counterparties often unfamiliar with developed norms.