Looking back at 2024 and bold predictions for 2025
Janus is a uniquely Roman god that did not have any Greek equivalent. Janus was the god of beginnings and ends, entrances and exits, change and transition, gateways, doorways, and archways. He was famous for having two faces one looking
Fraud in international trade: red flags and remedies
Fraud can strike at any stage of international trade—explore common schemes, warning signs, and practical prevention strategies.
Navigating South Korea’s Insolvency Spike: What Creditors Need to Know
With the Recovery Advisers’ Seoul office seeing a rise in the number of bankruptcy and restructuring cases being handled, we take a look at the possible reasons behind the increase in insolvencies in South Korea and the options available to
Trading with the MENA region: the opportunities and challenges for UK exporters
With the UK being the world’s 4th largest exporter, it should come as no surprise that the UK brand is strong and its high-quality goods and services are in demand by global markets. Whilst Europe has historically been the
REMINDER – shortened Saudi time bar effective next year, act now
A reminder to all clients and stakeholders that under the Saudi Commercial Courts Law, which came into force on 16 June 2020, the statute of limitations is five years from the date of the cause of action. However, for claims
Zimbabwe Introduced New Currency: ZiG
In a bid to stabilize its economy, Zimbabwe has launched a new currency called Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG)
Zambia’s Leap Forward: Launching the Lusaka International Arbitration Centre
Recovery Advisers shares an update from Zambia, covering arbitration.
South Africa Embarks on AfCFTA Era
On 31 January 2024, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and Minister of Trade, Industry, and Competition, Ebrahim Patel, jointly announced the launch of preferential trade operations under the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) within South Africa. Understanding AfCFTA: AfCFTA,
Continuing stability in Singapore
Singapore will soon see a new primer, with current prime minister Lee Hsien Loong just announcing his intentions to handover his premiership in a month’s time. Although politics and economics are inextricably linked, and any changes in the former is