Law firms in Spain are receiving an increasing amount of instructions from direct lenders, while project finance work is also growing, says Jones Day partner Javier López Antón.
Gonzalo Gómez Retuerto, MARF (Mercado Alternativo de Renta Fija), expresa las claves de la financiación alternativa de renta fija, en un entorno donde las empresas españolas medianas y pequeñas quieren buscar
Jacobo Lavilla, socio de PwC trata la labor de los Secretarios de Consejo en materia de Gobierno Corporativo y cuestiones relativas a la reciente Sentencia del Tribunal Supremo en materia de retribución de Consejeros
Bank restructuring has been a major feature of the Portuguese financial sector in the last year as banks change their ‘shareholder base’, says Diogo Leónidas Rocha, partner at Garrigues
The Middle East and Africa offer real opportunities for Spanish companies, but before investing they must ensure they are aware of the implications of Islamic Law, says Arif Hyder Ali, partner at Dechert.
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M&A activity is on the increase in Portugal with private equity funds in particular having a growing appetite for assets, especially in the real estate sector, says PBBR partner Alexandre Jardim.
Taxpayers face the challenge of needing to predict what future tax regulations will be applicable to their current tax schemes, says Ramón Palacín, partner at EY Abogados.
Arbitration is becoming an increasingly popular method for resolving disputes in Portugal and is consequently becoming a bigger source of revenue for law firms says PLMJ partner Pedro Metello de Nápoles.
Increased liquidity in the financial markets means borrowers are taking the opportunity to refinance and reduce the price of debt, says Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer partner Ana López.