Morgan Lewis Welcomes Prominent Insolvency Lawyer and Former Nomura Securities Adviser Shinjiro Takagi as of … – Marketwired (press release)

TOKYO, JAPAN–(Marketwired – April 01, 2016) – Further enhancing the firm’s capabilities in Asia, Morgan Lewis today announced that Shinjiro Takagi — a leading international bankruptcy lawyer and former judge in Japan as well as a former Nomura Securities adviser-has joined the firm as of counsel in Tokyo. “We are very pleased to welcome Judge Takagi to…

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Africa’s Debt Trap: Why Nigeria, Ghana and Zambia are seeking help from the IMF – Ventures Africa

Two years ago, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) expressed concern that African countries rushing to issue Eurobonds risked raising their debt levels and undermining growth in the process. The argument detailed that they could end up facing hikes in the exchange rates, which would make repaying debts problematic. Today, several of those countries which the IMF expressed those…

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Data sovereignty and privacy top lawyers’ cloud concerns – report available – CSO Australia

While the cloud is fast gaining traction as the filing cabinet of the future, the legal profession continues to have concerns about data sovereignty and data privacy. A new survey conducted by InfoTrack and InPlace Solutions has found that 56.7 per cent of respondents cited data sovereignty as their primary concern and 46.7 per cent…

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Putting Freewatt installation business into liquidation ‘was incredibly tough’ says group CEO – Lincolnshire Echo

Comments (0) The chief executive of a Lincolnshire renewables group has described the decision to put the installation arm of the business into liquidation as “incredibly tough”. 34 people have lost their jobs as a result of the move. Julian Patrick, CEO of Freewatt Group, says changing government policies led to the installation side of the…

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