Interactive guides to competition law enforcement and merger control activity in the Southeast Asia and Pacific region

What they mean for investors in the region

What next for Taiwanese banks and businesses?

Successful defense strategies for Taiwanese businesses

A protective strategy includes understanding new US rules, identifying the risk factors and taking proactive steps to prevent problems

Already burgeoning, foreign direct investment regulations worldwide are bulking up still more in response to emerging threats

What Quanta Storage and Qualcomm mean for Taiwan's businesses

Significant legal and business developments during 2020

Guidance for Taiwanese companies

Africa in the coronavirus era

Angola's Privatization Program 2019 – 2022

A US$3 billion financing amid a volatile market shows oil & gas projects with strong fundamentals can continue to raise debt

Africa's arbitration options and caseloads continue to rise

Companies that achieve ESG objectives are more likely to attract investors and customers in a post-pandemic world.

Pay attention to sanctions and debarment risks amid new COVID-19 financing opportunities

Harmonizing business laws, a revised foreign exchange regulation and introducing a new currency

Economic and fiscal challenges of implementing debt relief in Africa

The current impact of privatization on the development and diversification of Angola's infrastructure

While Spain's recession is expected to be among the deepest on the continent, the nation has remained one of the most attractive deal destinations in Europe for PE and M&A

Competition regulators have shown their ability to act quickly and decisively in order to help allay the worst impacts of the coronavirus outbreak. Could these responses provide a template for achieving environmental and sustainability goals in the future?

Although COVID-19 lockdowns have seen high-profile companies lose their investment grade status, lenders have continued to support these credits