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Basch & Rameh Advogados Associados | Brazil | 17 May 2023
Can aircraft slots be considered personal property in Brazil?
For many years, Brazilian airlines have endeavoured to monetise their slot allocations. Generally, these efforts have been unsuccessful. Recently, a Brazilian newspaper announced that the Brazilian airline Gol intended to convey some of its slots as security to guarantee a loan from the Brazilian National Development Bank. However, no statutory or regulatory provisions, or any judicial or......
Fasken | Canada | 1 May 2023
Commercial Leasing & Landlord Remedies: Effects of Limitation Periods
The previous segment in this series summarized a landlord's options to respond to a tenant's breach of a commercial lease. In addition to considering…
Wigge & Partners | Sweden | 8 Nov 2022
Security and pre-agreed release under Swedish law
🕑 6 minutes The idea of a pre-agreed release is normally that the security is released (wholly or partially) upon the fulfilment of certain conditions, without the secured loan having been repaid in full. Whether pre-agreed release is acceptable under Swedish law without impairing the validity or enforceability of the security is somewhat unclear, and opinions on the matter vary. This......
Venture North Law | Vietnam | 31 May 2022
Is M&A Approval Required For A Foreign Investor Buying Secondary Shares In A Vietnamese Securities Company?
The Securities Law 2019 removes the requirement for an approval by the State Securities Commission (SSC) for transactions involving 10% or more of…
Lexology PRO | Australia, Canada, European Union, etc. | 20 May 2022
How can businesses manage risk in the metaverse?
Companies should prepare against copyright infringement, misleading ads, privacy breaches, and other risks they will encounter in the metaverse.
Lexology PRO | Asia-Pacific, Australia, Canada, etc. | 29 Apr 2022
Crowdfunding: what are the corruption risks for businesses?
A look at fraud, money laundering, and political risk in relation to crowdfunding initiatives, and how regulators are taking action.
Lexology PRO | USA | 31 Mar 2022
SEC targets SPACs with strict disclosure restrictions
The US securities regulator is set to apply heavier disclosure restrictions to special purpose acquisition companies, issuing a clutch of measures that a dissenting commissioner has warned will reduce SPAC transactions to just another form of IPO.
NautaDutilh | Luxembourg | 8 Mar 2022
Boost for securitisation – entry into force of law amending Securitisation Act
The Act of 25 February 2022, which, among other things, amends the act of 2 March 2004 on securitisation, has just entered into force. The Act allows securitisation transactions to be carried out under Luxembourg law with greater flexibility and legal certainty, while ensuring effective investor protection.
PHH Rechtsanwälte | Austria | 22 Feb 2022
Financing fibre networks in Austria: key considerations for banks and other financial institutions
Demand for high-speed internet is growing continuously. In Austria, current estimates predict investment volumes of €10 billion to €12 billion in order to achieve full coverage of gigabit-capable internet services, making the country an interesting market for debt and equity investors that specialise in digital infrastructure.
Shearman & Sterling LLP | USA | 25 Jan 2022
SEC proposes new large position reporting requirements and prohibitions on fraud and manipulation for SBSs
The Securities and Exchange Commission recently proposed a series of potentially far-reaching changes to the regulation of the security-based swap (SBS) markets. Among other changes, the proposed rules would impose public reporting requirements for large positions of SBSs above a defined threshold. The proposal would also adopt new anti-fraud and anti-manipulation rules that could, if applied......
