Challenges for investors participating in restructuring credit institutions with state capital under special control.

Key considerations for Thai and foreign creditors.

Restructuring and debt management take centre stage in GCC.

A recorded version of this timely webinar, with answers to some of the questions raised during the live presentation, touching on quarantine, force majeure and more.

VIDEO BRIEFING: The government has taken numerous steps to give an impetus to foreign investment, but a lot remains to be done.

In the prevailing economic climate, an increasing number of large corporate groups have occasion to consider restructuring their affairs ...

The New Law introduces many welcomed features and is a step forward in maintaining the UAE’s position as a world leading trade hub.

Can creditors “seek compensation” from parent companies? Plus other updates.

For decades, banks and other counterparties in the UAE have obtained financial services from foreign financial institutions. Industry bodies, such as the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA), the International Capital Market Association and the International Securities Lending Association, have developed standard documentation for these kinds of transactions ...

Infrastructure projects in emerging markets attract investors on the back of potential returns that can outstrip yields in mature markets ...

The recent case of Ardon Maroon Asia Master Fund (In Official Liquidation) serves as a stark reminder that it is critical that investment funds are built on properly considered, and expertly drafted constitutional documents, including the mechanics for redemptions ...

Things to consider ...

The Cayman Islands Grand Court appoints soft touch provisional liquidators to CW Group Holdings.

The Cayman Islands remains one of the premier jurisdictions to implement complex cross-border restructurings.

Almost two years after the Bankruptcy Law Reforms Committee submitted its report, the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code is still a work in progress.