AUSTRIA
New Austrian case-law: No prima facie proof for illiquidity
Stefanie Heimel analyses a recent decision of the Austrian Supreme Court which examines the highly practical issue of plausible evidence regarding the inability of a debtor to pay its debts.
BELARUS
Belarus opens its doors to foreign depositary receipts
Sergei Makarchuk summarizes Edict No 84 “On the Issue and Circulation of Shares by using Foreign Depositary Receipts” and explains how it introduces a new way of investing in Belarusian companies.
BULGARIA
New Public Procurement Act
Boyko Guerginov highlights the most important changes introduced by the new Public Procurement Act that aim to increase the efficiency of competition in procurement processes.
CZECH REPUBLIC
Protection of investments and investment arbitration
Petr Kalis discusses current issues regarding the protection of investments in the EU from the perspective on investment arbitration.
HUNGARY
Damages and competition law: better options for victims of infringements
Márton Kocsis and Zoltán Kolodzey share some important information on certain key issues associated with actions for damages under competition law.
ROMANIA
The benefits of admitting to an infringement of competition rules
Anca Singa and Anda Nicoara analyse the latest revision to the Romanian Competition Act which makes it possible for companies to admit to infringing competition rules.
SLOVAK REPUBLIC
Cross-border Secondments
Jozef Bannert explains a recent Act on Cross-border Cooperation concerning the Posting of Workers and identifies the obligations to which the host employer is subject.
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