作者：金杜律师事务所
对于考虑澳大利亚房地产投资的人士，”实惠房产，真正机遇”可帮助他们快速了解可能遇到的法律、税务及结构问题。我们还概括了直接或间接购买澳大利亚房地产权益中经常用到的关键实务要素及风险缓解策略。
For those considering real estate investment in Australia, Investing Down Under offers a quick overview of the legal, taxation, FIRB and structuring issues you may encounter, together with key practical considerations and risk mitigation strategies often used in the acquisition of direct or indirect interests in Australian real estate.
Continue Reading 南半球投资：全球房地产投资者指南
By Ramon Garcia-Gallardo, Coral Garcia Guadix and Scott Bouvier.
The proposed exit of the UK from the EU brings many associated uncertainties, especially in relation to the timing of the breakup, and the future UK-EU arrangements that may be put in place in advance of the split occurring. For the UK to leave
By Debra Townsend and Odette Adams. King & Wood Mallesons
Water access rights are core assets for many agribusinesses. In the Australian Water Markets Report 2012-2013, the National Water Commission estimated that the value of water entitlements in the Murray-Darling Basin (MDB) is approximately $13 billion. Trading in water has become commonplace, not only
By Jason Watts and Lauren Beasley. King & Wood Mallesons
In recent months there has been increasing regulatory focus on corporate culture, with ASIC prominent in the debate.
We do not consider that it is the role of regulators to enforce corporate culture and there is no “one size fits all” model as to what
By Shannon Finch, Anthony Boogert and Thomas Brunskill. King & Wood Mallesons’ Sydney Office
1. Crowd-sourced equity funding (or “CSF”) is…A variety of crowdfunding models have emerged as early-stage companies search for innovative fundraising methods. In contrast to reward or donation based models, CSF involves a company raising capital by issuing equity (ordinary
By Heath Lewis and David Jewkes. King & Wood Mallesons’ Perth Office
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SIC’s release of Information Sheet 214 (IS 214) regarding the publication of forward-looking statements by mining and resources companies has created significant controversy. Clearly there is a disconnect between what some resources industry participants believe they should or need to be able
ByMalcolm Brennan and Alison Black King & Wood Mallesons’Canberra Office
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he Treasurer, through the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB), has been given additional power to scrutinise the sale of critical infrastructure assets to private foreign investors, with a clear focus on national security.
The changes to the Foreign Acquisition and Takeovers Regulation 2015
By Malcolm Brennan, Paul Schroder, Jin Xiong and Michael Ting King & Wood Mallesons
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he Foreign Acquisitions and Takeovers Legislation Amendment Bill 2015 (“FATLA Bill”) is currently before the Australian Senate as part of a package of reforms to Australia’s foreign investment framework set to be introduced on 1 December
By Sharon Henrick, King & Wood Mallesons’ Sydney Office
Australia’s competition policy framework and laws are currently undergoing a wide-ranging review – the first comprehensive independent review of Australia’s competition framework since 2003. We explain the key developments and recommendations to date.
Background
In its 2013 election campaign, the Coalition of Australia’s Liberal and National political parties proposed a ‘root and branch’ review of competition laws in Australia within its first 100 days of government.
Continue Reading Reforming Australia’s competition landscape
We have launched our updated Guide to Takeovers in Australia in both English and Chinese. A must-read for anyone with an interest in mergers and acquisitions.
English PDF: http://www.mallesons.com/Documents/A_guide_to_takeovers_in_Australia.pdf
