Cyber attacks have become a fact of life. They are a persistent and real risk for any business, with the

Stronger antitrust scrutiny is expected as the new Vertical Block Exemption Regulation and guidelines are adopted

The European Commission's proposals signal a changing approach, with businesses being expected to actively look for and address the social

Additional sanctions are the likely precursor to further measures by the UK and the EU as well as the US

How is the international response evolving, how do financial sanctions work, and what steps can mitigate the risk to companies?

New legislation to assist in the discovery and prosecution of serious environmental offences will deliver on ambitious European Green Deal

As a consequence of the current Covid-19 crisis, it has become increasingly important to keep an eye on the solvency

Several international studies have shown that companies that drift into bankruptcy often follow the same pattern. Check for these signals

In the event of a bankruptcy, secured creditors have a preferential position compared to "regular" or unsecured creditors, in accordance

On 24 April 2020, the Royal Decree number 15, regarding the temporary suspension in favour of undertakings of executive measures

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