Chapter | Legal Framework from The Report: Indonesia 2012
Interviews & Viewpoints | Javier Tovar Gil, Partner, Estudio Echecopar, on regulatory stability from The Report: Peru 2012
I made a presentation to a group of potential private investors from Asia 15 years ago when they were exploring business opportunities in Latin America and had concerns about Peru’s regulatory framework and legal stability, especially the rules governing foreign investor rights. At that time, our legal economic framework had recently been...
Articles & Analysis | A country of business opportunities: The basic legal keys that must be known from The Report: Peru 2012
According to the economic climate index (ICE) compiled by the Economic Research Institute of the Munich University (IFO) and The Getulio Vargas Foundation of Brazil (FGV), Peru ranked as the second-best economic climate. In the near term, private investment in Peru may reach its highest level in 25 years. Because of these indicators, it is important...
Articles & Analysis | Modernising corporate law: An up-to-date legal code will make for a healthier economy from The Report: Turkey 2012
The Turkish economy has emerged from the world’s most recent financial troubles relatively unscathed. That, coupled with its image as a star performer among emerging markets, has made the country a favourite destination for foreign capital. As a result of both this inflow of foreign capital and the accumulation and livening of domestic capital, the amount of large-scale...
Articles & Analysis | Change for the better: An overview of the current legal landscape from The Report: Turkey 2012
In keeping with the country’s growing social needs and the breakneck pace of technological advances that the world has seen since the turn of the century, the need to amend and improve major codes in the law has become indispensable as of late. The government has been very active in trying to keep the legal environment current, and has introduced...
Interviews & Viewpoints | Ümit Hergüner, Managing Partner, Hergüner Bilgen Özeke, on the new Turkish Commercial Code (TCC) and the liability of board members and management in Turkish corporate governance from The Report: Turkey 2012
In corporate management, as in other aspects of life, the simplest way to promote responsible behaviour is to ensure accountability. The new TCC, in its overhaul of the commercial landscape, will initiate serious changes towards facilitating good corporate governance. It will introduce a legal regime that will require clarity in the assignment...