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Multinational companies operating in the country should adapt their compliance programs in light of the risk of civil and criminal penalties.

Following a 2005 PricewaterhouseCoopers study conducted for the Australian Local Government Association, a backlog of $14.5 billion in infrastructure renewals was identified.

British Columbia is aggressive in its determination to remain a global leader in clean and renewable energy.

The proposed reorganization of the share capital of Magna International Inc. – which would result in the collapse of Magna’s dual class capital structure – has attracted significant attention due to, among other things, the profile of the parties, the premium proposed to be paid to Frank Stronach and related entities to collapse a share structure that many institutional shareholders have found objectionable, and the possible implications of the transaction as a precedent for other Canadian issue

The BREXIT transition period ended on 31 December 2020 and has significantly changed the UK insolvency landscape in terms of the effect this has on cross border insolvencies.

The oil price has now fallen by more than half since June of last year when the price stood at $110 per barrel.

Time Magazine January 24th 2015 was of particular interest to me as it featured two different articles on the potential growth expectations of Private Equity(PE) investments in Africa.

As the student loan total keeps climbing and Congress keeps debating what to do, advice from all corners keeps bombarding the nation's desperate borrowers. Some tout the use of crowdfunding via sites ...

Sometimes, a case comes along appearing to be on the side of right and vindication although in reality, it is a wolf in sheep's clothing.

On July 25, OFAC assessed a $4,073,000 penalty against US-based Epsilon Electronics Inc. for violations of the Iranian Transactions and Sanctions Regulations.

The CFTC regulates derivative clearing organizations (DCOs), swap data repositories, swap execution facilities, and designated contract markets.

The finance ministry has published its draft bill to transpose various EU amendments and ECJ cases into national law whilst taking the opportunity to make a number of editorial changes.

The Privy Council gives credence to the concept of "modified universalism" (being the court’s common law power to assist foreign winding up proceedings) and notes some of the circumstances which would permit a "stranger" to a winding up order the opportunity to challenge that order.