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I OVERVIEW Securitisations are a viable alternative source of funding for financial institutions and corporates in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the Kindgom of Saudi Arabia (Saudi Arabia), but the take-up remains slow. The scarcity of securitisations...
This year's edition of The Banking Litigation Law Review demonstrates that the increase in litigation involving banks shows little sign of slowing. Although disputes arising from the 2008 financial crises are reaching their end, what might be termed 'normal'...
I INSOLVENCY LAW, POLICY AND PROCEDURE i Statutory framework and substantive law General Several statutes regulate insolvency and bankruptcy proceedings in Brazil. The most prominent legislative instrument is the Bankruptcy and Reorganisation Act,2 which...
I INSOLVENCY LAW, POLICY AND PROCEDURE i Statutory framework and substantive law The most important legislation in the bankruptcy system in mainland China is the Enterprise Bankruptcy Law of the People's Republic of China promulgated on 27 August 2006...
I INSOLVENCY LAW, POLICY AND PROCEDURE i Statutory framework and substantive law The Cypriot Companies Law (Cap 113) is the primary legislation that governs corporate insolvency matters in Cyprus and is supplemented by the Companies (Winding-up) Rules...
I OVERVIEW As a result of recent developments in patent legislation, jurisprudence and improved court procedures designed to facilitate fast and effective litigation, Canada has been receiving positive international attention from patent owners and practitioners....
i OVERVIEW Germany is one of the most prominent European jurisdictions for patent litigation and remains the most frequented one. In 2018, the German patent courts recorded almost 800 new cases, which is only slightly less than in previous years. The...
I OVERVIEW In Australia, monetary relief is available under common law, equity and statute. Determining whether a plaintiff is entitled to a damages award and the quantum of that award will require consideration of those three sources of law, the type...
I INTRODUCTION Germany produces little domestic oil and natural gas and relies heavily on imports. In 2018, only 2 per cent of oil and 6.4 per cent of natural gas were produced domestically while the rest of it had to be imported to cover domestic oil...
I OVERVIEW Like other countries in Europe, the United Kingdom (UK) passed legislation designed to supplement the data protection requirements of the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR),2 which came into force on 25 May 2018, repealing the EU...