As part of a push to make the country more efficient and business-friendly, Brazil has made changes to a law governing limitadas, or limited liability companies

The National Company Law Appellate Tribunal, Principal Bench, New Delhi (“NCLAT”), In the case of Vistra ITCL (India) Limited vs. Vithal Madhukar Dahake and Ors.1, has considered whether a third-party mortgagor, which created security over its assets for the debt of another entity, could be treated as giving rise to a ‘financial debt’ under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (“IBC”). The appeal arose from an order of the National Company Law Tribunal, Mumbai (“NCLT”).

The UK remains in the international spotlight in 2019 as the first member of the European Union to signal its intention to exit irrevocably from the Union.

Vistra's expert Marina Gall looks at options for superyacht registration.

Due to the current climate working from home is becoming increasingly more important, creating an increased need for signing documents electronically

On 19 February, the UK Supreme Court handed down a decision about the worker status of UK Uber drivers. The case first came before a judge in 2016, and many UK employers and workers had been...

Sending employees on temporary assignment to a foreign country without incurring host-country income taxes once seemed a simple matter for multinationals. But it's not so simple anymore.

As businesses manage through the disruption of the coronavirus pandemic, they continue to adjust to the new normal.

Faced by a slump in PE exits, progressive managers have shifted focus to driving tech enablement and building sector expertise.

Recent weeks and months have seen organisations across the globe successfully implement fundamental changes to their working practices. The shift to a remote way of working has by no...

Charitable giving is declining in the UK, according to a report published by the Charities Aid Foundation. In 2010/11, nearly 60% of people donated to charity, but the value of their donations was worth £1bn less than the amount given in 2007/08, the year before the UK entered recession.

Your commercial contracts are a vital part of your business. They ensure that your everyday trading runs smoothly, efficiently, and on terms that you understand.

During the 87th regular legislative session, the Texas Legislature passed several bills to address energy-related issues resulting from Winter Storm Uri.

Various tax authorities and courts around the world are attacking structures which lack substance.

The Companies (Amendment) Act 2014 was passed by the Singapore Parliament on 8 October 2014, introducing a wide range of changes to the Singapore Companies Act (the CA).

The changing face of client due diligence following the introduction of the 4th Money Laundering Directive has certainly given rise to new myths and, unfortunately, incorrect assumptions about...

Organisations such as those in the property sector, can be more prone to targeted money laundering. What is it that makes them so attractive to potential money-launderers?

The pandemic has changed the global economy as we know it. From the board room to the mail room

Otto von Domingo, Head of Commercial, South East Asia, and Albert Ming, Head of Alternative Assets, North Asia, discuss the state of play across the region and the findings of the Vistra private...

Fostering a growth culture and engaging with key employees are both vital factors in driving the continued success of any business.