Marshall Islands Allows Virtual Shareholder Meetings in Light of COVID-19
The Marshall Islands has adopted a regulation permitting shareholders to participate remotely in annual shareholder meetings.
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Deadline Approaching for US Direct or Indirect Investment Abroad
US persons, including corporations, who own or control more than 10% of a foreign entity must make a filing with the United States Bureau of Economic Analysis.
Mercury Rules could save real estate transactions
Ranjeev Kumar was interviewed by Bridging & Commercial as part of an in-depth exploration of the changes taking place in the real estate industry due to COVID-19.
Sign me up, log me in, let me begin: The rise of digital signatures
This article explains the difference between an electronic signature and a digital signature, what digital signatures look like, how they work and why they are more secure than ‘simple’ electronic signatures.
Tightening of German investment control – new law pending
This article explores the restrictions being put in place on foreign investments in Germany.
Foreign Direct Investment controls – what is changing and what dealmakers should do
This article explores the changing views of FDI in the EU, the UK, Germany and France.
Insolvency Law in the Spotlight: The UK response to the financial impact of COVID-19
This article comments on the UK Government’s proposals for wider insolvency reform and compares them to two proposals from the insolvency profession.
Economic Stability Fund for the German Economy
With its Economic Stabilisation Fund, the German federal government has created a further opportunity to support companies in the real economy impacted by the coronavirus crisis.
Economic Stability Fund for the German Economy: Executive Summary
With its Economic Stabilisation Fund, the German federal government has created a further opportunity to support companies in the real economy impacted by the coronavirus crisis.
Impact of Covid‑19 on Dispute Resolution in Germany
The global spread of COVID-19 has a major impact on dispute resolution in Germany in relation to pre-litigation concerns and dispute prevention, as well as the practicality of conducting disputes in front of state courts and arbitral tribunals.