The growing sophistication of many commercial agreements, often involving multinational companies and assets or parties across often multiple borders, means that the disputes that arise out of them can be alarmingly complex.Spain’s new
Angola is entering a new phase of development and seeking to attract larger and longer-term investors
Angola may be seeing significant change in the amounts foreign investors must bring to the country in order to establish operations but this is fundamentally intended to manage the liquidity of the local economy, and
The rapid economic expansion of Angola and Brazil is bringing inbound and outbound investment opportunities for Portugal
A rise in the thresholds applicable to foreign investment in Angola is aimed at encouraging investors with longer-term horizons as well as to better formalise the rules
Angola and Mozambique may be on opposite sides of Africa but they are experiencing similar types of project development, with the predominant focus on transport and communication infrastructure, says Nelson Raposo, Managing Partner of Lisbon-based
The concerns of clients in the technology, media and telecoms (TMT) sectors as well as those across the life sciences are no different to those in the wider economy, say lawyers. There is no immunity
A consensus has been reached among Spain’s major economic and political entities on the need to promote entrepreneurialism linked to science, technology and research initiatives, and for legislative change to do so, says Ignasi
