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Collateral 1 What types of collateral are available? Real estate, operating and other licence rights or concessions, leaseholds, buildings, moveable property, contractual rights, receivables, shares, securities, onshore and offshore bank accounts, entire enterprises, after-acquired property, proceeds from investments and the sale of collateral are all available. Subject to limited restrictions, security may be

Mining industry 1.What is the nature and importance of the mining industry? Mining is an important activity in the Dominican Republic. The main minerals found in the country are gold, silver, nickel, marble, limestone and granite. The significance of the mineral resources of the country makes this one of the most attractive

1.   Form How many businesses combine? The most common forms of business combination in the Dominican Republic are mergers, share purchases, asset purchases and joint venture agreements. Mergers usually occur when two or more companies form a new company or when an existing company absorbs one or more companies. This type of combination is

With our deepest sorrow, we regret to inform that our dear friend and lawyer, Pauline Caamano has deceased. Pauline suffered a terrible accident and was recovering from it. Last minute complications caused her death on August 23rd, 2007. The Pellerano & Herrera family lost one of its most valuable members.

Santo Domingo. Fiscal experts defended the application of a fiscal strategic plan in the Dominican Republic which, they stated, will lead to the successful financial management of national enterprises. Specialists Pedro Urrutia and Ovadis Marmolejos, expressed during a seminar of “Fiscal Planning: an obligatory tool facing reforms and the NCF

The sale of Refinería Dominicana de Petróleo (Refidomsa) Shares was confirmed today following a meeting effected between a commission of said company and another commission integrated by high government officials in the office of the Minister of Finance. The first proposal made for the sale was to the Dominican Government,