JV agreements should be well drafted to avoid Turkey’s burdensome legal standards

The Concursos Law needs to be amended

While others stumble, Turkey, the pivot between east and west, falters but regains momentum, as leading M&A lawyer Tolga Ismen reveals to Roger St Pierre

Hemmelrath & Partner advise entrepreneurs and decision makers, with cross-border transactions their core area of practice

Pre-bankruptcy procedure has to be an efficient process. The Greek case by Dorotheos Samoladas, Sarantitis Law Firm

The internationalisation of business requires expertise that transcends national and professional boundaries

World Finance speaks to Joanna Fielding, champion of gender diversity and a leading figure in international finance

As an advisor to the Turkish shipping community since 1983, Mahmut Karaman has established one of the most qualified teams of maritime law practice in Turkey

Local preoccupations have dogged the Greek legal market’s cross border reach. But the market is changing, writes Stathis Potamitis

When the G20 met in Washington it was apparent that the financial crisis has exposed poor corporate governance practice in the banking sector. Can regulation do anything to fix the problem?

Three ways it can improve your company’s bottom line: Fredy Osterberger – Vice President, Global Corporate & Marketing Communications, Siemens Enterprise Communications – tells you how

Intellectual property protection is an exciting and increasingly important area for many businesses. Martyn Cornell spoke with David Wilkinson of Stevens and Bolton Llp exclusively for World Finance

What do investors need to know when considering an ethical or socially responsible investment (SRI)? Michael Schmidt CFA, Managing Director and Head of Portfolio Management for Institutional Equity in Frankfurt for DB Advisors discusses the options

Investment with a conscience, or to give it the correct term, socially responsible investing (SRI) – it’s an unrealistic utopian ideal – isn’t it?

The European Commission is getting increasingly tough on companies that flout its competition laws