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UK government immigration plan aims to significantly reduce net migration

In May, the UK government published a white paper setting out its plans to redesign the UK’s immigration system to ‘significantly’ reduce net migration

The Role of Lawyers in Achieving the Transition to Net Zero

This article considers the role of lawyers in assisting their clients in recognising the challenges and opportunities created by the transition to a net-zero, low-carbon economy. In particular, it focuses upon the impact of United Kingdom regulation and environmentally focused litigation on the private sector’s transition to net zero and the sustainability of business practices.

Achieving net zero: a key role for digitalisation and open data

This article examines the Future Energy Scenarios set out in the National Grid ESO’s recent report, with a particular focus on the role of digitalisation and open data in achieving net zero in the UK by 2050.

Early detection and reporting of frauds in India: widening the regulatory net

The past few decades have witnessed a widespread improvement in investor confidence and positive market sentiment, catapulting India’s image as a global investment hub. While the government’s policy initiatives, such as ‘Make in India’ liberalising Foreign Direct Investment in over 25 sectors, aim to catalyse ease of doing business, recent amendments to regulations, such as Indian Penal Code 1860, the Companies Act 2013, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code 2016 and the Prevention of Corruption Act 1988, are enablers in preserving the economic reputation of the country by effectively tackling fraud, corruption, bribery and serious white-collar crimes.

Challenges of structuring pre-migration planning for high-net-worth individuals and families (2023)

Multiple factors compel high-net-worth individuals to consider relocation, such as entrepreneurial ventures, educational opportunities or tax considerations. The discussion by the panel delved into these complex migration considerations and their subsequent ramifications for affluent individuals.

The EU Court of Justice rules on zero-rating practices under the Net Neutrality Regulation

In Telenor Hungary adopted on 15 September 2020, the European Court of Justice (Grand Chamber) has, for the first time, interpreted Regulation 2015/2120 on the ‘open internet’ (the Net Neutrality Regulation). Through this preliminary ruling, the Court gives some guidance on the validity and limits of so-called ‘zero-rating’ offers

The IRS global high wealth industry group: how the IRS targets high net worth individuals

In this article, we focus on the group specifically formed by the US Internal Revenue Service to audit high net worth individuals and how global transparency has impacted its activities.

Navigating Mexico’s 2020 tax reform in the context of US investments for high net worth individuals

In this article, the authors discuss the myriad of changes to Mexico‘s entity classification rules and controlled foreign corporate (CFC) regime. Such changes potentially affect Mexican resident individuals that have elected to use offshore limited partnerships to conduct their investments in ‘US situs assets’. Mexican resident individuals investing through these vehicles may face different income tax rates, different income characterisations and disclosure requirements.

China’s restrictions on cross-border transfer of personal information: an update on regulatory policy and practical implications

This article will outline the development of China’s restrictions on the cross-border transfer of personal information (PI export), detailing PI export mechanisms provided by the Personal Information Protection Law. It will also explain the practical implications of the restrictions.

The Global Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Commercial Dispute Resolution in the First Year

While the pandemic disruption has extended for far longer than initially expected, courts (after the first wave), arbitral institutions and stakeholders in commercial dispute resolution have largely continued operations, increasingly supported by innovative digital technology, flexible scheduling and flexible cost structures, among other tools.

Fights over internet rights

IBA Global Insight February/March 2018 - Basic practices and fundamental rights have long been taken for granted by internet users worldwide. However, the recent US decision to roll back key ‘net neutrality’ legislation puts them in danger – is it time for a digital constitution?

IBA Global Insight - February/March 2018

IBA Global Insight - February/March 2018

The rise of teleconsultation companies in France: is a stabilised legal and ethical framework likely in 2025?

In 2025, France’s teleconsultation sector is robust, supported by comprehensive regulations. Initially regulated in 2018, commercial companies involved in the provision of teleconsultation services faced ambiguity until the 2023 Social Security Financing Bill mandated that companies secure accreditation and meet digital compliance obligations. A 2024 decree detailed the relevant accreditation processes and the 2025 European Health Data Space Regulation will impose EU-wide data standards. These measures ensure teleconsultation platforms operate ethically, with secure interoperable systems, enhancing patient care and cross-border data exchange. France’s proactive regulatory approach balances innovation with patient protection, ensuring a secure and reliable framework for teleconsultation services.

Telemedicine and the advanced practice of medicine: an Irish regulatory perspective

This article explores the evolving landscape of telemedicine and advanced medical practices from an Irish regulatory perspective. It delves into the digital health solutions that are becoming integral to healthcare systems, highlighting the Irish government’s commitment to digitalising healthcare services and examining the European Health Data Space Regulation, which aims to harmonise health data management across the EU, enhancing patient rights and fostering a collaborative environment for research and innovation. Additionally, it discusses the convergence of medical devices, medicinal products and software, emphasising the importance of regulatory compliance pursuant to the EU Medical Devices Regulation and the Health Technology Assessment Regulation.

Belarus: changes to the law on commercial companies

On 28 April 2021, a set of amendments to the Belarusian law ‘On Commercial Companies’ entered into force and introduced a significant number of changes concerning various aspects of corporate law. Some of the most notable changes are additional net assets maintenance requirements and explicit regulation of debt-equity conversions.

Profile: Kirin Kalsi, General Counsel, Compliance Officer and Data Protection Officer at E.ON UK

Kirin Kalsi is General Counsel, Compliance Officer and Data Protection Officer at E.ON UK, part of the E.ON Group, one of the largest operators of energy networks and infrastructure in Europe. She tells In-House Perspective how her team learnt to expect the unexpected through its work in the pandemic and the energy crisis, and about how lawyers can assist in reaching net zero.

In-house lawyers take on the climate emergency

A new initiative for the legal sector, Lawyers for Net Zero, was launched in July and aims to support in-house counsel in delivering climate action in their organisation. In-House Perspective examines what in-house lawyers could and should be doing in this area.

The EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive: key requirements and considerations around alignment with the UNGPs

The EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive represents a significant step forward in the promotion of corporate accountability for human rights through regulation and, considering its extraterritorial reach, the legislation will have an impact outside of the EU. This article summarises the main requirements of the CSDDD, with particular focus on the requirements concerning human rights due diligence. It also highlights key areas of alignment between the CSDDD and the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs).

EU Court of Justice rules on zero-rating

By a decision dated 15 September 2020, the Court of Justice of the European Union has confirmed that zero-rating practices are banned under Regulation 2015/2120, the Regulation that introduced net neutrality provisions into the EU framework.

The climate crisis: are we building back better?

Spiralling energy prices due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine should be accelerating the transition to low-carbon fuels. Global Insight assesses whether the world is slipping back on its post-pandemic pledges to build back better.

International selling restrictions by jurisdiction - 2019-2021

The Capital Markets Forum has undertaken a project to monitor international selling restrictions. In the dropdown panels below, you will see information on selling restrictions in various jurisdictions that apply to offerings of equity securities by companies incorporated outside the jurisdiction. The information is accurate as of the date provided within the relevant link.

Opportunities and challenges for distributed energy resources in Chile

In Chile, distributed energy resources are divided into two categories: power plants up to 9 MW connected via distribution or transmission lines and smaller net billing facilities up to 300 kW connected solely through distribution lines within the service area of distribution companies. As of 2024, the installed capacity of these resources has rapidly expanded, driven primarily by solar projects. However, challenges have arisen, including transmission congestion, regulatory changes, infrastructure limitations and curtailments. Recent regulatory updates are promoting the use of energy storage as a solution to these issues, enabling better grid management and continued growth in distributed energy generation.

The climate crisis: act now to survive and thrive

To kickstart London Climate Action week, the Net Zero Lawyers Alliance held a symposium highlighting the integral role of lawyers in achieving net zero and encouraging firms to act now. This article summarises the key messages.

The State of Crowdfunding Regulation in the United States

In the United States, crowdfunding has evolved over the last five years to refer to several different funding approaches, including donation-based funding that is not a securities offering, and securities offered to anyone, including retail investors, pursuant to the criteria provided in the safe harbour rule ‘Regulation Crowdfunding’. This is a broad topic and this article focuses only on retail crowdfunding pursuant to Regulation Crowdfunding.

Distributed energy resources in the United States

Structural deficiencies in the operation of the bulk power system coupled with anticipated growth in electricity demand are resulting in the emergence of new technologies and business structures to address immediate and forecasted needs. The regulatory landscape is adapting quickly in order to address new and emerging realities in the power sector. As policies and regulations vary on a state and local level, practitioners must remain up to date with regulatory and technological developments in order to advise their clients properly.

The EU’s Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive: what it means for the construction sector

Chasing the ‘green’ dream: a brief snapshot on the implementation of SAFs and e-fuels in the aviation industry

A brief contemporary examination of the implementation of the use of Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAFs) in the aviation industry.

Insolvency and Restructuring International - April 2019

Insolvency and Restructuring International - April 2019.

Franchising in Pakistan

While there are no laws in Pakistan specific to franchising, the practice is highly prevalent and derives its validity from the general principles of contracts, intellectual property and foreign exchange. This article will explore the legal franchising landscape in Pakistan and discuss the technicalities of repatriating royalties abroad in compliance with regulatory requirements.

A brief overview of Brazil’s new investment funds regulatory framework

On 23 December 2022, the Comissão de Valores Mobiliários (the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission or CVM) issued the long-awaited Resolution No. 175 (the Resolution), which provides for the new Brazilian investment funds regulatory framework. When in effect, the Resolution will implement a new way of organising the regulations applicable to Brazilian-formed investment funds.