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OFFICE MOVE ANNOUNCEMENT
OMNI BRIDGEWAY ANNOUNCES OFFICE MOVE
as from 22nd December our new office address will be:
Schiphol Boulevard 121
1118 BG Schiphol
The Netherlands
Turkey - making the grade?
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A tale of two cities?
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Tango lessons
Click here to read an analysis of the prospects of a successful Paris Club deal for Argentina.
Belarus - Lukashenko runs out of luck
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Newsletter June 2011
Introducing Omni Bridgeway’s Newsletter June 2011
Welcome to the first newsletter for 2011 – we hope you will find it informative. The Arab world took us all by surprise with the dawn of 2011 seeing a spate of uprisings challenging the often corrupt, nepotistic and long-reigning regimes across North Africa and the Middle East. Whilst the revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt suggest the dawn of democracy and greater economic opportunities, the history of these countries has yet to be written – and this is particularly true for Bahrain, Libya and Yemen. In light of the rapid developments here, we have included only one article relating to the region – on the short- and medium-term prospects for Egypt. Our other debt-focused article concerns Venezuela, but we also include five guest-written articles – providing analyses on the UK’s Bribery Act 2010, on 2011’s top risks, on the financial, economic and political situation in the five Central Asian “’stans”, and on North Korea. We would also like to draw your attention to the conference that we are sponsoring and organising for the fourth time, to be held in Amsterdam on Thursday 22 September 2011 The “Funding and Managing Dispute Resolution Conference” will focus on the theme of minimising costs and maximising results. Speakers will talk about litigation funding, damage calculations, intelligence and on all subjects that can affect the money you spend on litigation and the money you get out of it. We hope you enjoy this newsletter and look forward to welcoming you in Amsterdam in September.
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China – Creditors chase Chinese companies
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Mongolia's golden hoard?
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Ecuador - Time to quit Quit?
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Newsletter for Lawyers
Introducing Omni Bridgeway’s new Lawyer Newsletter
Welcome to the first of an intended biannual series of newsletters aimed at our lawyer clients – we hope you will find it informative. In this edition we provide a reminder of Omni Bridgeway’s services as well as some initial details for a conference we will be organising in Amsterdam in September. You will also find two articles written by two guest experts, providing updates on two European Commission proposals that could radically alter the legal landscape this year and beyond regarding both enforcing and seeking certain judgments: the intended abolition of exequaturs and reform of EU collective redress mechanisms.
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Egyptian eruptions
No sooner than the dust had settled and the debris had been cleared from Tahrir Square, the media’s spotlight turned from Egypt to Libya. Despite ongoing protests in Libya, Yemen and elsewhere, there is a growing sense that the Arab world’s spring of 2011 might turn out like the Prague Spring of 1968 – that this might not be the Arab world’s 1989 but rather another 1848. Nevertheless, having sat atop North Africa’s largest economy for 30 years, the toppling of President Hosni Mubarak on 11 February was a seismic event that continues to cause shockwaves. Existing investors will be well aware of them, but what factors should prospective investors in Egypt consider? Trade disruption and its impact on economic and debt fundamentals will be considered, before an examination of the short-, medium- and long-term challenges.
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Omni Bridgeway’s submission to the European Commission’s consultation on collective redress
Omni Bridgeway has shared with the European Commission its experiences of pursuing collective redress actions for claimants affected by the actions of cartelists. To read more, please click here.
Internationale Incasso van Vorderingen
Wat kunt u doen bij juridische problemen in opkomende markten
Het verkrijgen van betaling in opkomende markten is niet altijd een vanzelfsprekendheid. De auteur bespreekt enkele maatregelen die u kunt treffen om uw vordering voldaan te krijgen.
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Schade Door Luchtvracht Kartel
Nu verhaalsmogelijkheid
Het zou goed kunnen dat uw bedrijf een vordering op de plank heeft liggen, zonder dat u zich daarvan bewust bent. Het gaat hier om een vordering voor schade geleden als gevolg van het luchtvracht kartel waaraan diverse grote luchtvaartmaatschappijen zich schuldig hebben gemaakt. Ingegaan wordt op die claim en op de mogelijkheden voor uw bedrijf om die vordering te verhalen.
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Een interview met Mike McIlwrath opgenomen bij Nuovo Pignone in Florence in November 2010
met onze collega Jurriaan Braat, klik hier om naar de link te gaan en luisteren.
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