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ACC Docket International Perspectives: Work/Life Balance in Germany
Richard Brunner, global head of legal for Dennemeyer Group, discusses his company's approach to work/life balance.
Richard Brunner, global head of legal for Dennemeyer Group, discusses his company's approach to work/life balance.
This publication is aimed at illustrating the different channels of distribution that may be available for the purpose of selling your UCITS and AIF funds to German retail clients respectively (semi) professional clients. In addition, it provides you with an overview of the legal and regulatory aspects which need to be taken into account when marketing these products in Germany.
This is a sample landlord building lease.
Transfer pricing remains at the top of the agenda for multinational groups who are facing the prospect of radical change to international tax rules as the OECD’s Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) project delivers its proposals for reform. This primer addresses the impact of these important issues for 23 European countries.
This primer is a corporate immigration review on Dutch immigration law.
This chapter provides an overview of the legal, regulatory and market developments in asset management across Europe.
This primer explores ways in which forest countries can use their domestic legal frameworks to meet key international requirements from the UNFCCC and FCPF and address a number of broader governance issues which are critical for achieving effective, efficient and equitable REDD+.
This primer is a guide to VAT on digital e-commerce providing a sufficiently detailed summary to give an e-commerce business an understanding of the VAT implications on typical cross-border transactions, VAT on different e-commerce business models, as well as how to manage VAT registration and VAT representative procedures in various member states in the EU.
This primer speaks about banking regulation in France after the financial crisis.
This primer focuses on the two main bodies that have emerged from the crisis to lead the debate: the Basel Committee and the Financial Stability Board, which emerged in 2009 as a new global leader in the debate on measures to improve international financial stability.