Sentences with phrase «foreign public investors»

The special, stricter regime established for foreign public investors has recently been extended to «off - shore companies» (entities registered in jurisdictions from a list approved by the Ministry of Finance — the list includes the UAE, Jersey, Hong Kong, BVI, Bermuda).

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Foreign investors are now able to participate in initial public offerings within Saudi Arabia and will be given access to a stock market aimed at small and medium - sized businesses.

Foreign investors are now able to participate in initial public offerings (IPO) within Saudi Arabia and will be given access to a stock market aimed at small and medium - sized businesses.

When the next wave of public debt distress hits foreign governments, Canadian investors, borrowers, and exporters will all be affected.»

As Scott explains, they «contain 30 or more chapters providing special protections for foreign investors; extending patents and copyrights; privatizing markets for public services such as education, health, and public utilities; and «harmonizing» regulations in ways that limit or prevent governments from protecting the public health or environment.»

Toward debtor countries American diplomats work through the World Bank and IMF to demand that debtors raise their interest rates and impose taxes and austerity programs to keep their wages low, sell off their public domain to pay their foreign debts, and deregulate their economy so as to enable foreign investors to privatize local electricity, telephone services and other infrastructure formerly provided at subsidized rates to help these economies grow.

Foreign investors in particular — and even foreign officials now — are disgusted with how the Americans are mismanaging the economy and indeed, flagrantly stealing from the public Foreign investors in particular — and even foreign officials now — are disgusted with how the Americans are mismanaging the economy and indeed, flagrantly stealing from the public foreign officials now — are disgusted with how the Americans are mismanaging the economy and indeed, flagrantly stealing from the public domain.

In Italy, he is known as Super Mario, a moniker he earned in the 1990s when, as the Italian economy neared the brink, he became the acceptable public face of his country to foreign investors.

In the 1990s, Mr. Draghi earned the nickname Super Mario when, as the Italian economy neared the brink, he became the acceptable public face of his country to foreign investors.

Alessandro Mattarini Director, Foreign Investments, Luxury Fashion & Consumer Products (Sao Paolo, Milano) Anthony Gordon Director, Fashion & Hedge Funds (New York, Copenhagen) Ashok Roy Institutional Investors (Tokyo, Hong Kong, Mumbai) Bill Marcus Managing Director (Chicago, New York) Chad M. Aaron Director, Entertainment Tech & Finance (Los Angeles) Charles Cecil Non-Executive Vice Chairman (New York) David Beer Architect (New York) David Weild IV Preferred Broker Dealer (New York) Eudes De Drouas Director, Venture Capital & Commodities (Paris) Feroz Sanaulla Managing Director, Venture Capital (MENA, Abu Dhabi, Dubai) George Coelho Director, Venture Capital, Europe & USA (Zug, Lugano, Menlo Park) Gianluca Galleto Director, Portfolio Manager & Private Public Partnerships, Venture Capital (Milan, New York) Hedda Pahlson - Moller VC & Impact Investing (Luxembourg, Brussels, Paris, Geneva) Ian Shapolsky Publisher, Times Impact Publications (New York) Joe Grano CyberSecurity, ex Chair UBS (NYC, Milano & Lugano) Joe Rubin Venture Capital Partner (Greenwich, Connecticut, New York)

In a bid to improve the market's accessibility for foreign investors, the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission («CVM») is holding a public hearing for Brazilian issuers with the purpose of improving the regulations set through the recently implemented Instruction 561 and more specifically, those related to proxy disclosure, regulated by Instruction 481.

Debt held by the public, such as Treasury securities held by investors outside the federal government, including that held by individuals, corporations, the Federal Reserve System and foreign, state and local governments.

«we must not get drawn into a narrow debate about foreign ownership, which is not the issue» Here Mandelson is right... The issues are 1) investor - ownership and corporate structures which are geared towards profit - maximisation rather than mere profit - making 2) the exclusion of the general public and workforces from participation in decision - making in the economy.

Local investors have had to play second - fiddle to their foreign counterparts in the financing of huge infrastructure projects under government's Public Private Partnership programme.

Felix Rohatyn, the Lazard banker, is still at it: he is telling financially - strapped U.S. cities, to drop their traditional unwillingness to sell off public assets (water and sewer systems, parks, properties, ports, airports, etc.) to «private foreign investors» — Rohatyn's euphemism for international funny money — and allow himself and cronies to grab it up.

Already, there are reported cases of some foreign investors exiting our capital market, job losses which may further compound the high unemployment rate, the closure of public sector department in the banks, among other measures being adopted by the operators of the private sector to remain afloat.

Right now, most foreign investors can buy public companies in mainland China only through share classes denominated in foreign currency and traded on exchanges outside the country, particularly in Hong Kong and the US.

The article reviews the development of Chinese Financial Markets and talks about ways for foreign investors to participate in the country's public markets.

In a recent Globe and Mail opinion piece, Josh Gordon, assistant professor at Simon Fraser University, and Anjum Mutakabbir, a master's student at the university's School of Public Policy argue that there are three main data sets that provide evidence of foreign investor impact on the lower mainland's housing prices.

An ADR allows US investors easier access to ownership of foreign public companies.

As of February 2012, $ 5.1 trillion, or approximately one half of the debt held by the public, was owned by foreign investors, the largest of which are China and Japan who both own over $ 1 trillion in treasury securities.

In the corporate finance and securities areas, Mr. Johansson's experience includes public and private equity and debt financings, representing both U.S. and foreign issuers and investors, ranging from simple debt and equity offerings to more complex financings coupled with recapitalizations and rights offerings.

[1] A controversial investor rights clause could give foreign companies the right to sue governments, threatening the ability of states and local authorities to take preventative action to protect public health and the environment.

I read it, or preferred to read it, to some degree as a recognition of the underlying discrimination of investment treaties, whereby only certain investors — foreign nationals who own assets — are given privileged access to public compensation for acts of the state that are deemed to be, for example, «unfair» and «inequitable».

He advises Canadian and foreign corporations, investors and underwriters on private and public company matters and on all aspects of Canadian securities regulation.

Sarbanes - Oxley, he says, has made endangered species of small public companies, threatened the vitality of public markets, driven foreign companies away from the NYSE and decreased investor returns for firms complying with SOX.

Baker & McKenzie recently represented Thai Oil Public Company Limited (TOP) on its offering of USD 1 billion dual - tranche senior unsecured fixed - rate notes to foreign institutional investors in accordance with Rule 144A and Regulation S.

Sean's practice focuses on the representation of lenders, equity investors, domestic and foreign airlines and other borrower / lessees in all types of financing transactions, including equipment financing matters, leveraged and cross-border leasing, secured and unsecured lending transactions, private and public debt placements and syndicated loan facilities involving a wide variety of facilities and equipment types, including aircraft, railcars and ocean - going vessels.

To give one particularly controversial example of this increasingly common form of dispute, tobacco companies have challenged regulations on cigarette marketing in a few different countries as violating their rights as foreign investors, even though the regulations are clearly designed to promote public health and not to extract value from them.

The basic problem arises when a foreign investor challenges a generally applicable regulation that was enacted by the host state as a good - faith attempt to promote the public interest.

In contemporary discourse, international investment law (IIL) and investor - state dispute settlement (ISDS) are often perceived as threats to community interests in one - sidedly protecting foreign investors and undermining public policies that are to the benefit of the local population and the international community.

Consulting in redevelopment projects we register quite often the problems of foreign investors with the German private construction law on the one hand and the urban planning / public construction and environmental law which is stamped by the federal legislative competence (f. e. we have 16 different monuments protection laws).

Generally speaking, REITs, bound by the requirements of being public companies, have higher return thresholds than individual investors or foreign buyers.

Typically, foreign investors find it advantageous to participate in the program by means of an authorized Regional Center — an economic entity (public or private) that promotes economic growth and job creation and adheres to the terms of the EB - 5 Regional Center Pilot Program.

January 25 — Jan. 29 Expo Immobiliaria ACOBIR, Panama City, Panama Expo Immobiliaria ACOBIR is an annual conference attended by local and foreign buyers, international commercial and residential investors, real estate brokers, design and architecture professionals, hotel and multinational business executives, and the general public.