Tag: Taiwan

Clifford Chance and Lee & Li advised Citibank on the sale of its consumer banking business in Taiwan to Singapore’s DBS Bank

Growing awareness of the impact of environmental, social and governance (ESG) standards is pushing companies around the globe

Asia M&A booms with government incentives and global investor interest. To compete, dealmakers must keep current on trends and regulations

Trademark laws are rapidly evolving to ensure businesses can maintain a competitive edge

French retailer Carrefour Group has sold its 60% equity stake in PresiCarre Corporation, the operator of Carrefour Taiwan, to a local food and retail conglomerate Uni-President

With many IT employees offered huge salary hikes and perks from competing firms amid soaring global demand for IT services

At the behest of the central bank, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) issued an advisory back in late January, asking mutual funds to stop fresh investments into overseas stocks

Foreign companies establishing a subsidiary in Taiwan or becoming major shareholders of a Taiwanese company need to appoint personnel to serve on the management board

Since 2019, the world has faced major challenges from the pandemic and increasing global conflict and competition among superpowers

Asia Business Law Journal presents its A-List of the top 100 lawyers practising in Taiwan. The list is based on extensive research conducted and nominations received from in-house counsel in Taiwan and elsewhere, as well as Taiwan-focused partners at international law firms based outside the jurisdiction

A comparison of law on cryptocurrencies. As jurisdictions grapple with the undoubted risks and rewards, and whether to regulate, firms provide jurisdictional comparisons