WFW advises on US$3bn Taiwanese offshore wind farm project financing
This is one of the first few, and the largest, Taiwanese offshore wind farm project financings to complete to date in this flourishing region for offshore wind.
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Brexit Immigration Countdown: what EEA nationals and employers need to do now
Now that Brexit has taken place, the UK has entered a transition period that will last until 31 December 2020, commencing a countdown for EEA nationals and their family members to secure their long term right to live and work in the UK.
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French Finance Bill 2020: Exceptional depreciation for shipowners and lessors (Part 3/3)
This is the third of a series of three linked articles focusing on France’s 2020 Finance Bill. This article explores the new depreciation regulations for green investments in the maritime sector.
