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The SRD II addresses conflicts of interests and related party transactions
To avoid the risk that the board of directors (or, in some cases, the shareholders' meeting) will make a material
What can businesses learn from understanding how the lockdown regulations are put together?
In this article, Osborne Clarke's John Cleverly – a former government lawyer and a member of our Regulatory team –
Belgian Retail Update - Postponement of the summer sales
Each year, many consumers look forward to the sales period to find great deals. Sales which are strictly regulated by
SkyKick: High Court narrows Sky's trade mark protection and criticises the use of trade marks as a weapon
What are the implications for brand owners?
Bridge loans and the Covid-19 crisis: Dutch government and impact investor launch emergency funds
Two separate loan schemes of €100 million apiece have been set up to help Dutch start-ups, scale-ups and other 'innovative'
AP imposes GDPR fine for processing biometric data without a demonstrated authentication or security need
The Dutch Data Protection Authority (AP) has imposed an administrative fine of €725,000 on an unnamed Dutch organisation for unlawfully
Amendment to foreign direct investment regime in India
In order to curb “opportunistic takeovers or acquisitions of Indian companies due to the COVID-19 pandemic”, the Foreign Exchange Management
Telemedicine on the rise in Europe
The European telemedicine industry is on the rise as a result of recent legalisation of activities such as remote treatment
Amendment to foreign direct investment regime in India
In order to curb “opportunistic takeovers or acquisitions of Indian companies due to the COVID-19 pandemic”, the Foreign Exchange Management
Latest case of force majeure offers lessons for businesses affected by COVID-19
On 24 April 2020, the English High Court issued a new decision concerning force majeure, which will be instructive as
