Recent months have seen the Portuguese and Spanish governments enter into increasingly desperate efforts to safeguard investor confidence and the security of their sovereign debt, but such issues are only a larger scale reflection of
The sovereign debt default concerns that surrounded some European Union (EU) Member States at the start of 2010 have also characterised the year end. Talk of eurozone contagion following the EU and International Monetary Fund’s (
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Acquisitions are still happening in Portugal albeit deals require much more input – Vieira de Almeida
Market changes are impacting not only on the way Portuguese law firms work but also their structures
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Broadly, investing in claims is nothing more than funding the prosecution of a meritorious claim, receiving a portion of the return if successful, and absorbing the entire loss if unsuccessful. Such investment is developing into
The 2011 Portuguese budget includes a controversial pay cut to civil servants’ salaries of at least 5% to those earning more than €1,500 per month. Only time will tell if these measures will have the desired impact on
The Argentine National Congress is currently analysing three important amendments to the Law on Financial Entities. The most important features may redefine the character of public service or interest that is attributed to financial activities.
