Tag: law

Angelia Chia joins the banking and finance team at the firm’s Singapore base, from Mayer Brown.

The ruling on a critical dispute between metals trading firm Mercuria and Citi has been posted on the UK High Court's commercial list. The long-awaited decision will be publicly available today at 2:00pm BST.

Regulators in China have revised a requirement that foreign-invested enterprises (FIEs) undergo a joint annual inspection, in favour of an online report procedure.

The Indian competition regulator is handing out millions in fines for anti-competitive practices; CT spoke to the countries’ compliance experts about how to avoid them.

A West Jakarta court controversially declared null and void an English language loan agreement between an Indonesian borrower and a foreign lender, but the ruling could be overturned on appeal, local lawyers believe.

India’s authorised dealers (ADs) reforms to officially allow third-party payments facilitating payment factories are welcomed, with caveats.

A tweak to India’s new companies act may kill off intercompany lending, says treasury consultant David Blair.

As India’s tax watchdog tightens its grip on transfer pricing, Vijay Iyer, Ernst and Young’s partner and national leader of transfer pricing, offers in-depth advice on dealing with regulatory uncertainties.

Governments are promising to stamp out tax evasion. Corporations need to be certain their transfer pricing practices are sound.

Uncertainty remains in India's tax law, despite reassurances from the country’s finance minister

Investors have voted with their cash, pumping money into India in the last week and pushing the value of the rupee up to a seven-year high. Recent economic reforms have been attributed for the surge.

New laws restricting access to dollar financing have caused a frantic rush for dollars before they go live.