Covered in this webinar: key structuring considerations for cross-border financing transactions, including choice of lending platform, use of offshore and onshore security, and regulatory licensing requirements; typical legal and regulatory risks faced by foreign lenders and how to navigate core issues such as foreign exchange controls, security registration, and enforceability of foreign judgments and security; recent legal and market developments affecting offshore financings in Vietnam, including changes to the foreign loan registration regime and practical implications for deal structuring and execution; and common pitfalls in cross-border lending to Vietnamese borrowers and tested strategies for mitigating lender risk, as encountered in recent transactions advised by our speakers. ...

Geoff, a partner specialising in superannuation, funds management and financial services law (which has been a hot spot for client demand in recent years), has been a supporter of the Adapt program since its early days, and regularly refers lawyers in his network to the program. ...

Tim Stewart leads Allens' Banking and Finance practice and advises lenders, borrowers and sponsors on all types of debt finance. ...

The report outlines our environmental, social and governance targets and commitments, and details our efforts to meet those commitments through a range of programs and activities. ...

Looking forward: 2020 and beyond As we look forward at what's to come, the Royal Commission's lessons on governance and director duties continue to resonate in Australian boardrooms across a range of industries. Here are a few key points: ...

Addressing a gap in the community For more than 25 years, the Ngaimpe Aboriginal Corporation has been running The Glen on the NSW Central Coast - a drug and alcohol rehabilitation and treatment centre - exclusively for men from both ...