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  • Carlos Augusto Junqueira Eduardo Abrantes Recent investigations into a high-profile corruption scandal in Brazil have spurred discussions surrounding the quality of the management of the country's state-owned enterprises (SOEs). These discussions mainly focus on the nomination of public office candidates by political patronage. As a result, federal Law 13.303, published on July 1 2016, creates a new regime for SOEs that play a role in strategic sectors of Brazil's economy.
  • US presidential hopefuls are contemplating reinstating the act in response to the government’s handling of the 2008 financial crisis. It would be a mistake
  • As defaults soar, foreign creditors need a proactive strategy to survive court supervised restructurings in the country
  • Gönenç Gürkaynak and Ayşe Güner of ELIG Attorneysat- Law provide an in-depth update on competition law and a summary of recent major cases
  • Carlos Fradique-Méndez Clara Robledo-Sánchez Colombia's fourth generation of toll-road projects is nearing completion. Since May this year, seven projects have announced that they reached financial close.
  • Israeli authorities' introduction of the world's first ever corporate anti-concentration law is having a profound effect on the country's M&A landscape.
  • Eighteen months on from its inception, Europe's single supervisory mechanism (SSM) has been hailed an overall success – although not without a few teething problems.
  • The SEC still has some work to do to finalise its framework for SBS dealer registration but firms should set compliance plans in motion
  • A governing law breakthrough led to serious workload for banks and their counsel on this African financing
  • Brazil needs Dip financing now