World Finance interviews Richard W Silverthorn, Attorney at Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek on comprehensive support for complex M&A transactions

The level of compensation for C-suite and executives in general has drawn much criticism lately, not least because there is no standard by which to govern policy

World Finance interviews Muhsin Keskin and Birtürk Aydin, of Esin Attorney Partnership, and Gary Senior, of Baker & McKenzie

IGM Financial has a governance model developed over many years

With first-hand experience in reviewing, analysing and drafting some of the UAE’s most important legislation, Hadef & Partners is ideally positioned to advise foreign firms

The new legal framework for employment law in Greece is good for employers and good for investors

Founded in 1974, Bahrain-based law firm Hassan Radhi & Associates exudes as much dignity as the financial centre it operates within. World Finance spoke to founding partner Hassan Ali Radhi to learn what sets the firm apart

With complex issues and new regulations in today’s M&A environment, the lead corporate lawyer in any transaction needs to be sensitive to every detail. Eleni Chalkidou speaks to Richard W Silverthorn

There have been significant developments to the arbitration regimes in both Hong Kong and China, which will enhance both countries’ reputations and competitiveness in this area

Legal know-how must be complemented with a distinguished business approach and custom-service thinking

Stability and forceful regulation have improved Cyprus’ stock as a fund jurisdiction, writes Socrates Ellinas

The European Commission has praised Montenegro’s improved institutional and legal framework

Montreal-based Power Corporation of Canada is diversifying its international portfolio of funds to increase shareholder value

Bank secrecy is losing the battle against government greed. Solutions must be found

Mexican insolvency law isn’t for the faint-hearted. There is still inadequate bankruptcy protection, and mutual harmonisation is still some way off; despite efforts to improve investor protection. Darío Oscós is your guide to Mexico’s insolvency maze