2023年6月12日，阿根廷专利商标局将开始接受基于不使用的部分撤销申请，这将极大影响权利人的商标保护策略。

In a context of soaring prices for crude oil and the awakened interest of international investors in commodities and emerging markets, six Argentine provinces are in the process of awarding exploration permits over hydrocarbon areas, and three more have announced bidding contests during this year.

The Republic of Argentina returned to global debt markets after a 15-year absence on April 19, 2016, when it sold $16 billion in bonds to fund a series of landmark settlements...

On September 1st. 2019, the National Government released Decree Nº 609/2019, which was regulated in the same day (Sunday) by the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic ("BCRA") by Communication "A" 6770.

The dispute deals with a number of restrictive measures relating to the provision of financial services, which were imposed by Argentina with respect to the trade partners not cooperating for "tax transparency purposes".

The Republic of Argentina returned to global debt markets after a 15-year absence on April 19, 2016, when it sold $16 billion in bonds to fund a series of landmark settlements reached earlier this year with holdout bondholders from the South American nation's 2005 and 2010 debt restructurings.

Although the so-called irrevocable capital contributions on account of future subscription of shares have a widespread use among Argentine corporate entities, there is a legal vacuum in the Argentine Companies Law regarding the treatment of such contributions.

On November 16, 2016, the Argentine Executive Power sent a bill to Congress to reform the current Capital Markets Law No. 26,831, which seeks to modernize the entire regulatory framework...

This edition of Argentine Business Law Watch responds to our readers’ clamor for a summary of the various tax reforms recently signed into law by Argentine President Nestor Kirchner.

This article provides an overview of securitization in Argentina, and considers the tax treatment thereof.

The Companies’ Registry ("IGJ") issued General Resolution No. 2/2005 (the "Resolution"), which rules on certain issues related to Foreign Companies.

The Government of Argentina and particularly its Ministry of Economy could not be happier with not only the result of the debt swap of the Argentine debt but with the overall state of the economy.

Relevant political, legal and business-related events took place in the energy sector in Argentina during 2004.

In recent years, Argentina and other Latin American countries have faced some significant macro-economic and financial crises.

Estos fondos no consti tuyen sociedades y carecen de personería juridical.

Banking Regulation Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of Argentina, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries