Legal developments around Turkey
Posted in Financial institutions Infrastructure, mining and commodities Risk advisory
Version 4 of the Equator Principles (EP4) will come into force on 1 October 2020. EP4 heralds several changes that will impact lenders and borrowers involved in project finance.
Posted in Banking and finance Financial institutions
Join Norton Rose Fulbright’s Financial services: Regulation tomorrow team for the latest in their series focusing on Brexit.
Posted in COVID-19 Banking and finance Financial institutions
With its decision dated April 2, 2020, the Banking Regulatory and Supervision Agency (the “BRSA”) extended the deadlines applicable to certain reporting or notification requirements by 60 days.
The goal of the J5 is to increase collaboration in the fight against international tax crime and transnational money laundering.
The Overseas Private Investment Corporation changed in January into the United States Development Finance Corporation.
Posted in Banking and finance Financial institutions Corporate, M&A and securities
The Turkish Capital Markets Board is authorized to revoke voting privileges and privileges to appoint members of the board of directors in public companies, which have losses for five consecutive years.
Posted in Banking and finance Technology and innovation Financial institutions
Istanbul Clearing, Settlement and Custody Bank (“Takasbank”) has been working on a new transfer infrastructure platform called BiGa
Posted in Banking and finance Financial institutions Infrastructure, mining and commodities Energy
Norton Rose Fulbright has advised the Equator Principles Association (EPA) as counsel for the legal review of the fourth Equator Principles (EP4), published today.
Posted in Financial institutions Technology and innovation Risk advisory
As applications of distributed ledger technology (DLT) move into the mainstream, financial institutions involved in those applications will find themselves exposed to new types of risks.
Posted in Banking and finance Financial institutions Infrastructure, mining and commodities
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