Warnings To Companies About German Supply Chain Law
Authors: Beyza Büyükağaçcı The German Supply Chain Law[1] (“Law”) requires large companies to identify, address and prevent violations regarding human rights and related environmental issues in the operations of themselves and their direct suppliers. Within the scope of these regulations, the large companies that continue their operations in Germany are obliged to ensure compliance with certain social …
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Evaluation Of The Legal Status Of Foreign Currency Denominated And Foreign Currency Indexed Contracts Within The Scope Of The Rescript On The Decision No.32 On The Protection Of The Value Of The Turkish Currency
Author: Beyza Büyükağaçcı With the sudden changes in the economy, unexpected fluctuations occur in the exchange rate. Therefore, parties would like to draw up certain contracts in foreign currency or indexed to foreign currency in order to assure themselves. However, this is not possible for all contracts, and some regulations are made under the Law …
Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in Türkiye
Authors: Gizem Ak Yürek, Serdarhan Güler Arbitration is a method of resolving disputes related to private law that serves as an alternative to judicial procedures, where the parties, in accordance with their will or due to mandatory provisions stemming from specific agreements, submit the dispute to be resolved by an independent and impartial arbitrator or …
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New SUSEP sanctioning regime from AML/CFT perspective: the strategic role of compliance
The evolution of the regulatory environment in the insurance market has required entities supervised by the Superintendence of Private Insurance (“SUSEP“) to demonstrate greater institutional maturity, governance, and regulatory compliance. In this context, the entry into force, in January 2026, of the new sanctioning regime established by Complementary Law No. 213/2025 (“LC 213/2025“) raised the …
Will you still guarantee?
Cross‑border guarantees have long functioned as the quiet scaffolding behind global financing, trade flows, and group‑wide treasury structures. Yet, for years, India’s regulatory approach to guarantees has remained largely unchanged and occasionally ambiguous. That has now changed. With the Foreign Exchange Management (Guarantees) Regulations, 2026 (“Guarantee Regulations 2026”), the RBI has effectively re‑engineered …
New ECB Framework: Are we there yet?
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has recently overhauled the external commercial borrowing (ECB) framework, through an amendment to the Foreign Exchange Management (Borrowing and Lending) Regulations, 2018 (ECB Amendment) notified on February 16, 2026.
NBFC Registration Exemption: Much Ado, Limited Impact
In February 2026, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) issued a press release, along with a draft of the Reserve Bank of India (Non-Banking Financial Companies – Registration, Exemptions and Framework for Scale Based Regulation) Amendment Directions, 2026 (Amendment) proposing exemption from registration for certain categories of Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFC), details of which are …
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Doing Business in Mongolia 2026 guideline from Grata International Mongolia
I. INTRODUCTION Tremendous mineral reserves, agricultural endowments, and proximity to Asia’s vast markets make Mongolia an attractive destination for medium to long-term foreign direct investment (FDI).
Overview of the Corporate Governance Regulatory Framework in India
Contributed by: Vaidehi Balvally, Nausheen Ansari, Poonam Sharma, Parag Srivastava and Karan Kalra Part 1: Corporate Governance: What’s the Hype? Corporate governance has clearly become the buzz word in India Inc., in more ways than one. But what is corporate governance and why is there so much fuss around it? The concept broadly refers to …
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Stronger Roads, Stronger Contracts: NHAI Unveils New Safeguard Circular
National Highways Authority of India (“NHAI”) vide policy circular no. 11.84/2026 dated 13th February 2026 (“Circular”) has introduced amendments to its standard bidding documents that recalibrate several financial and contractual safeguards. The changes affect the frameworks governing bid security, additional performance security (“APS”/ “Additional Performance Security”), dispute resolution (“Disputes Resolution Mechanism”), and the admissibility of …
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