The use of third-party funding (TPF) has seen significant growth in international arbitration, both in Singapore and globally.

The launch of a new public consultation in Ireland marks another important step in the modernisation of the country’s private funds and investment structures framework.

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Bond calls are not unusual, including in Saudi Arabia, and they can create significant challenges for contractors and ...

Saudi Arabia's updated anti-money laundering (AML) implementing regulations provide much greater operational detail for firms on how AML controls are expected to work in practice, particularly in ...

Shipping industry companies should take the chance to reflect on new safety guidance to avoid potential regulatory headaches ...

Britain’s energy regulator plans to introduce a new fee and milestones to weed “non-viable” data centre projects” out of the ...

Recent changes to labour regulation in Egypt represent a decisive shift in how the Egyptian state understands work, workers, ...

UK courts asked to deviate from judgments issued in group litigation order (GLO) test cases must consider current law, not ...

As the country tightens its rules on data centres, developers who secure water and power assets early on will be best ...

Recent rulings by Europe’s top court on issues for sports governing organisations around competition law highlight the ...

A new development roadmap signals Taiwan’s commitment to offshore wind amid rising costs and challenging financing conditions ...