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Lex Mundi Global M&A Trends Report
This report sets out our Lex Mundi member firms’ insights and predictions for 2022 in respect of mergers and acquisitions (M&A), including key concerns facing M&A practitioners across our various regions, and a look back and look forward on deal activity by market segment and sector.
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2021 Global Risk Navigator
Now more than ever, general counsel are asking how they can better anticipate and proactively respond to the ever-changing regulatory environment in so many different jurisdictions where their organizations do business. The landscape is becoming increasingly localized and complex, and embarking on a risk-mapping exercise without trusted local advisers on the ground can be both time-intensive and costly.
Lex Mundi has developed this interactive guide to support in-house teams across industries and sectors stay abreast of upcoming developments that may impact their business plans, supply chains and product lines by identifying key regulatory and legislative changes expected over the next six months in 88 jurisdictions across the globe.
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COVID-19 Global Competition Measures Report
The updated Lex Mundi Global Competition Measures Report provides antitrust and enforcement updates in the wake of COVID-19, from more than 60 jurisdictions around the world. The report addresses the impact of the “new normal” business environment on merger review timelines, antitrust investigation and litigation, enforcement priorities, competitor collaborations, price gouging, misleading advertising, as well as additional government (federal, state, or provincial) initiatives applicable.
As enforcement regimes have adapted in a time of crisis, companies must remain aware of competition-related risks when rolling out new strategies or considering a restructuring or reorganization of their business.
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Lex Mundi Global Competition Law Report
Bringing together local and regional expertise of more than 20 Lex Mundi member law firms, this Law Review has been created to provide in-house counsel with thoughtful insight and analysis on current global competition law.
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Lex Mundi 2019 Healthcare and Life Sciences Global Trends Report
This report has been developed to help in-house counsel anticipate and proactively respond to shifting regulatory and legislative challenges in the jurisdictions where they operate.
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Key Business and Legal Developments in Latin America and the Caribbean
This guide has been developed to help in-house counsel understand the general business environment as well important trends within industries, laws and regulations and transactional activities in 26 key jurisdictions in the region.
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Lex Mundi Blockchain Resources
Resources designed to help in-house counsel understand how blockchain may be incorporated into business activities and to keep up-to-date with what is happening around the world.
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ASEAN Regulations for Cross-Border Security Offerings
With the advent of the ASEAN Economic Community at the end of 2015, the capital markets practices of Lex Mundi member firms operating in ASEAN have come together to share with clients and stakeholders an overview of the regulations applicable to the cross-border offer of securities within each ASEAN member state. This guide sets out fundamental elements such as the regulatory body, registration and exemption requirements, securities marketing regulations, sponsor or agent engagement requirements as well as any disclosure requirements and relevant considerations.
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Africa 2016: Legal Strategies for Investment and Growth
African countries offer enormous potential for overseas investors, but there are also some serious challenges to overcome. This article summarizes the landscape of the legal market in Africa and how to manage risk.
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Lex Mundi Client Briefing: Investing in Africa
Lex Mundi and the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) joined forces to present a series of symposia in New York, Paris and London focused on investing in Africa. The symposia were specifically designed for in-house counsel advising organizations that operate in Africa or considering entering African markets. The meetings presented a unique opportunity to hear from Lex Mundi member firms whose offices span 17 jurisdictions and to debate issues including Africa’s rapidly evolving legal regimes and the harmonization of laws within regional institutions such as COMESA and OHADA. This document is intended to recap the insights and expertise shared at the events.
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