The 40 percent reduction in feed-in tariff rates applicable to solar photovoltaic sector schemes and the introduction of a cap on the volume of output that can be sold, introduced last year by the Spanish Government,
‘Donate your best days so that others enjoy better days’ Iberian Lawyer is pleased to support UNICEF’s ‘Donate1day’ campaign, aimed at preventing the chronic malnutrition suffered by millions of children worldwide and at
A look at the Iberian deal tables over recent years indicates a dramatic drop-off in M&A activity across Spain and Portugal. The value of completed deals is down to less than a quarter
With reduced lending by the banking sector, private equity funds are increasingly targeting private individual and family office investors to co-finance deals
When assessing how best to respond to a lack of deal flow in Portugal, the solution to the problem perhaps lies beyond its borders, says João Caiado Guerreiro, Managing Partner of Lisbon’s Franco
Potential acquirers are now looking well beyond target’s mere financial performance to assess whether they should buy or not
Those investors able to take a more objective and longer-term look at the Spanish economy continue to see investment opportunities
Company Directors are being much more cautious about investment decisions and this is reflected in the deal terms being concluded, says Nuno Moura Roldão, Corporate Partner with Sérvulo in Lisbon.
There has been little recent political will to tackle the major challenges facing the Spanish economy, but the election of a new Government may prompt significant change
