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Bosnia and Herzegovina prepares draft law on natural gasdownload
The draft law governs the organisation and functioning of the natural gas sector.
DLA Piper releases Banking and Finance Litigation Update issue 64download
DLA Piper has released issue 64 of its Banking and Finance Litigation Update.
EU leads way in move to single global standard for automatic exchange of informationdownload
A total of 17 EU nations have announced their intention to engage in the development of a global standard for automatic exchange of information.
First revised draft General Block Exemption Regulation for state aid published for consultationweblink
The European Commission has published the first revised draft GBER for consultation.
German Federal Supreme Court ruling gives more effect to 'torpedo' actions on patentsdownload
A recent decision might limit the options of a patentee to sue an infringer who has already filed a ‘torpedo’ action under the same patent.
Incentives system for green energy finally defined by lawdownload
The Republic of Srpska National Assembly adopted the Law on Renewable Energy and Efficient Co-generation on 25 April 2013.
Shale gas exploration: European Commission postpones stakeholders' event to 7 June 2013download
On 23 March 2013 the European Commission closed the consultation on unconventional fossil fuels (e.g. shale gas) in Europe.
Legal update: international trade and commodities — April 2013download
Ince & Co has published the April 2013 edition of its International Trade and Commodities Legal Update.
Alternative investment funds: scope of implementation of the AIFM directive in national lawdownload
The scope of the AIFM-D comprises the regulation of AIFM and the marketing of AIF within the EU to professional investors.
EU Procurement Update — May 2013weblink
DLA Piper has released issue 13 of its EU Procurement Update.
Planning ahead for EU caps on bankers' bonusesdownload
On 5 March 2013, a political agreement was reached for EU-level regulation to cap bankers’ bonuses. Given longstanding demands from the European parliament to limit EU bankers’ pay and unhelpful survey data from the European Banking Authority showing that CRD3 had not done its job in tackling pay levels, the arrival of a cap in some shape or form was inevitable. British opposition to the proposals was unlikely ever to prompt a U-turn in negotiations.
Polish implementation of 2010 Amending Directivedownload
The Polish implementation of the 2010 Amending Directive is expected shortly.
European Commission's proposed anti-dumping tariffs cast shadow over UK solarweblink
The European Commission’s proposed anti-dumping tariffs could cause a fresh wave of uncertainty in the UK solar photonics industry.
AIFM toolbox — May 2013download
The AIFM toolbox aims to provide reader-friendly access to the EU legislation relating to AIFMD.
Playing the system — delays to the new UK video games tax reliefdownload
The European Commission has expressed doubts that the new video games tax relief is necessary to incentivise video game development in the UK.
OTC derivatives after the introduction of EMIRdownload
Sam Robinson, senior associate at Nabarro, considers the impact of EMIR on the OTC derivatives market.
AIFMD — the practical implications for your businessdownload
Nabarro has considered the practical implications of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD) on businesses.
Uncollected dividend tax liability is part of taxable profits, court rulesdownload
The Dutch Supreme Court has ruled that uncollected dividend tax liability is part of taxable profits.
Preparing for EMIR and Dodd-Frank: our capabilitiesdownload
The practical implications of EMIR in the OTC derivatives space will be considerable for banks and other, non-financial market participants.
Third-party inducements bans in the Netherlandsdownload
On 1 January 2013, the inducement rules for non-MiFID products were amended in the Netherlands by the introduction of a complete ban on third-party inducements.
