Not exact matches
To liberals, it's corporate greed that needs to be reined in, amid a rush of so - called inversions
where U.S. companies buy
foreign entities to achieve tax savings.
So, it's probably a logical extension — it would be a dramatic growth in marketplaces
where currencies can be exchanged versus one another similar, to the
foreign currency market that exists globally, which is, by the way, the largest market in the entire world —
foreign currency transactions, trading currencies against one another, or exchanging them one another for different economic
entities around the world — to be able to facilitate the transactions that they are trying to do in their local jurisdictions.
You should ask your broker about the bankruptcy protections available in the country
where the
foreign exchange (or other
entity holding the funds) is located.
Accordingly, the statutory requirements on service will apply even
where: (i) there is an ongoing arbitration in England; (ii) the Court proceedings may be ancillary to that arbitration; and (iii) it is said that the
foreign state
entity has waived immunity in the ordinary sense by agreeing to and participating in the arbitration.
This can easily happen
where there are language barriers or time pressures due to a pending closing date on very complex corporate transactions in which the client has local and
foreign entities involving multiple lawyers in different countries.