The Impact of COVID-19 on Transfer Pricing
This article looks at the current COVID-19 crisis and the impact it will have on Transfer Pricing and Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) who are dealing with Transfer Pricing issues.29/03/2020
United Arab Emirates
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Current trends in the Middle East – law and practice – opportunities and challenges for the infrastructure, construction and energy sectors
Against the backdrop of new oil market realities and the geopolitical landscape in the Middle East the oil exporting and non-oil economies are implementing structural reforms to diversify their economies away from hydrocarbons and generally to boost the role of the Private Sector19/01/2017 Terry Fleet, CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang, United Kingdom Rashid Khan, CMS, United Arab Emirates
Islamic Finance Structures for Solar and other Renewable Projects
The Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region has recently seen a surge of interest in developing renewable energy, in particular solar energy projects17/10/2016 Tim M Burbury, King & Spalding, United Arab Emirates Nabil A Issa, King & Spalding, Saudi Arabia Usman Ahmad, King & Spalding, United Arab Emirates
Dubai International Financial Centre: A go-to jurisdiction for enforcement
The Dubai International Financial Centre ("DIFC"), the common law off-shore exception within the UAE's civil law system, is quickly evolving into a go-to jurisdiction for enforcement actions14/10/2016 Björn Gehle, Reed Smith, United Arab Emirates Roberta Wertman, Reed Smith, United Arab Emirates
The GCC Evolving Tax Landscape
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries have in the past few years faced significant fiscal challenges, heightened by reduced revenues from their traditional oil and gas resources04/08/2016 Reggie Mezu, Baker McKenzie Habib Al Mulla, United Arab Emirates
The UAE: An Anti-Corruption Update
The past 12 months have seen two key developments in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in the anti-corruption fieldMiddle East PPP Policy Developments: Kuwait and Dubai
In a climate of falling oil prices and tightening government budgets, several states in the Gulf Cooperation Council region (GCC) are looking again at Public Private Partnerships (PPP) as one of several business models for the development of essential infrastructure assets and services15/03/2016 Tim M Burbury, King & Spalding, United Arab Emirates
What does the Cape Town Convention mean for the UAE?
International Interests
The Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment and its Protocol on Matters Specific to Aircraft Equipment, each dated 16 November 2001 (together the Cape Town Convention), were intended to standardise aviation finance transactions. To achieve this objective,...
18/06/2015 Paul Jarvis, Dentons, United Arab Emirates Andrew McMullan, Dentons, United Arab Emirates
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