Former Krzysztof Rozko i Wspolnicy Counsel Piotr Szelenbaum has joined B2RLaw as a Partner and will lead the firm’s Capital Markets and Public M&A practices.
Turkish Capital Markets Board Approved and Published the Green Debt Instrument and Green Lease Certificate Guidelines
In November 2021, the Green Debt Instrument and the Green Lease Certificate Guidelines Draft [the “Draft Guide”] was submitted to the public opinion. The draft was approved and published with the Principal Decision of the Turkey’s Capital Markets Board [“CMB”] dated February 24, 2022 and numbered 10/296, with some revisions made as per the comments by the market actors.
New Sanctions Regime against Russia
In view of the gravity of the current situation in Ukraine, the EU has introduced further restrictive measures related to Russia's finance, defence, energy, aviation, and space sectors. This Legal Insight will give you a brief overview of the sanctions regime as of 27 February 2022.
U.S. Treasury Announced New Sanctions Targeting Russian Financial System
After the Russian Federation had launched a military operation against Ukraine; the U.S., the EU, the UK, and a number of other countries began imposing broad economic sanctions against Russia. Those imposed by the United States are among the most economically effective sanctions.
Ales Lunder Joins Senica & Partners
Former CMS Partner Ales Lunder has joined Senica & Partners as Partner.
Gardos Mosonyi Tomori Law Office Announces Three New Partners
Veronika Bakonyi and Beatrix Berkes have been promoted to Partner at Gardos Mosonyi Tomori Law Office, while former Raiffeisen Bank Chief Legal Counsel Zita Tihanyi joins the firm as Partner.
What’s Next on Ukrainian Capital Markets?
The capital markets in Ukraine have been a sleeping topic until recently. On June 19, 2020, the Ukrainian Parliament has restated the Law of Ukraine on Capital Markets and Organized Commodity Markets (Law). The restated Law became effective in July 2021, introducing a whole new framework for the issue of securities in Ukraine. It implements the most important EU capital markets regulations, including MiFID II, MiFIR, and CRD IV.