“Around the world there is a general move towards airline consolidation, the more efficient management of ground handling and demand to liberalise airport ownership, and in Portugal we are experiencing all this in a very short time,” says António Moura Portugal, co-Managing Partner at Lisbon’s ABBC.
In light of the challenges now facing the Portuguese projects and infrastructure sectors, financiers, investors and concessionaires need to look at all the options.
Uría Menéndez’s decision to build Portuguese capability was perceived as a dramatic move at the time but the firm’s evolution has only reflected the changing economic and market demand
Courting change in Portugal
International interest in Mozambique is on the rise, but investors need to be aware of the regulatory framework – and its flaws – in order to undertake business locally
The creativity in building new connections
ING Direct is one of Europe’s fastest-growing banks but its structure is changing in the face of continuing sector challenges, says Francisco Javier Ramírez Arbués
Deloitte Abogados is a firm in which many of its major strengths can also be seen as its biggest weaknesses. In Spain it now has more than 530 lawyers but which have historically been in the
As Google continues to expand its online presence, products and business reach it means confronting new areas of regulation, says María González Ordóñez
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