Interviews

The current outbreak of the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) is the most crucial time witnessed by the world lately, in global history. As the clock struck midnight on 25 March 2020, India was officially ordered to be on a ‘complete national lockdown’. Kunaal Shah (lawyer and partner at Trilegal Mumbai) explains

In light of the Corona pandemic and the resulting problems for German companies, a draft "Law to mitigate the consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic in civil, insolvency and criminal proceedings" has been approved by the German government on 23 March 2020. The new law is expected to be adopted by

The Corona crisis leads worldwide to critical situations for companies. In light of this, Digitorney has asked restructuring lawyers from various countries for recommendations on what needs to be done and which solutions are at hand to tackle the Corona crisis. >> MORE [ap_button button_size="ap-medium-bttn" button_url="https://plus.digitorney.com/produkt/basic/" button_type="ap-outline-bttn" button_color="ap-white-bttn" button_align="ap-align-right"]>> Join

The Corona virus has become a pandemic in more than 80 countries and is primarily, but not only, a health issue: many companies are experiencing sharply declining demand, disruptions to value chains, and increased sick leave. In this first part of our Digitorney Special "Prepare For The Storm" we provide

Two years ago, the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) came into force. This treaty has eliminated nearly all tariffs between Canada and the European Union (EU) in order to increase the trade. Mario Nigro from Stikeman Elliott Toronto draws a completely positive result. Mr. Nigro, free trade between Canada

In order to strengthen sustainability in the European Union's financial system, the Disclosure Regulation will come into force in just one year's time. Asset managers need to prepare for this now and don't have long time to adapt their processes. Dr Harald  Glander, lawyer and partner at Simmons & Simmons

Brazil is becoming increasingly interesting for international investors. After a few years of crisis, the local economy is on the rise again, also due to a change of government. A lawyer in his own law firm for companies in Germany and a special consultant in Brazil for foreign companies, Parvis

Romania is an attractive destination for foreign investments. The country’s economy has seen strong growth and shall further expand by 3.3 percent in 2019, according to estimates of the European Commission. This is why many foreign companies have invested and acquired in Romania. A seasoned M&A lawyer and partner a

Under German corporate law there are certain matters which require approval from the shareholders‘ meeting and additionally a notarization of the resolution. Dr. Rouven Redeker, Notary at Deloitte Legal in Frankfurt am Main (Germany) describes situations where this formal requirement needs to be fulfilled and what companies should pay attention

Thailand is an interesting market for international companies due to its central location in Southeast Asia, public support programs and strong economic ties with China. For a successful investment on site, however, some legal details need to be considered, which Christian Moser (Lawyer and Managing Director at Advocates Moser &