LATIN LAWYER Reference – Project Finance 2016 – Dominican Republic
General How common is project finance in your jurisdiction? In what sectors is project financing most common? Project finance is becoming increasingly common in our jurisdiction. Borrowers have realised that, in addition to the funds, the proper development of a project sometimes requires the expertise and supervision of a strategic ally that
LATINLAWYER Reference – Private Equity 2015 – Dominican Republic
What are the most common types of private equity transactions in your jurisdiction? Currently, the most common types of private equity transactions in the Dominican Republic consist of the acquisition of interests in local companies as controlling and in some cases, minority investments. Although less common, some of the most important transactions during
Getting the Deal Through: Banking Regulation 2015 – Dominican Republic
Read the PDF Getting the Deal Through- Banking Regulation 2015 - Dominican Republic Dominican Republic Mariangela Pellerano Pellerano & Herrera Regulatory framework 1 What are the principal governmental and regulatory policies that govern the banking sector? The principal laws that govern the Dominican monetary and financial system are the Constitution of the Dominican Republic (specifically section
Invention Patents in the Dominican Republic
Patents are defined as the exclusive right granted by the State to a person or company over an invention for a specific period of time. According to the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), a patent gives its holder the authority to decide whether a third party may use the invention,
Expected Changes to Dominican Republic’s Labor Law Likely to Rebalance Employer-Employee Relationship
Read the PDF Expected Changes to Dominican Republic’s Labor Law Likely to Rebalance Employer-Employee Relationship The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel® National Edition www.metrocorpcounsel.com Volume 22, No. 9 © 2014 The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, Inc. September 2014 Luis R. Pellerano, a partner in the Dominican Republic law firm of Pellerano & Herrera (www.phlaw.com), leads the firm’s foreign
Business Opportunities Abound Under Dominican-Central America-U.S. Free Trade Agreement
Read the PDF Business Opportunities Abound Under Dominican-Central America-U.S. Free Trade Agreement The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel National Edition www.metrocorpcounsel.com Volume 22, No. 7 © 2014 The Metropolitan Corporate Counsel, Inc. July/August 2014 Business Opportunities Abound Under DominicanCentral America-U.S. Free Trade Agreement Almost exactly a decade ago, on August 5, 2004, the United States signed the Dominican Republic-Central America-United
Project Finance 2014 – Dominican Republic
General 1 How common is project finance in your jurisdiction? In what sectors is project financing most common? Project finance is becoming increasingly common in our jurisdiction. Borrowers have realised that, in addition to the funds, the proper development of a project sometimes requires the expertise and supervision of a strategic ally that
Financial Inclusion for Children and Youth Survey
Country-level Regulatory and Policy overview Child & Youth Finance International 1. Does your country have a specific policy or law regulating the access to financial products for children and youth? No.There is no specific policy or law, as pursuant to the provisions of Article 389 of the Civil Code the father is responsible
Mergers, acquisitions and investment flourish in a welcoming environment
Introduction Foreign investment in the Dominican Republic is continuing to expand and the number of corporate transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, is steadily increasing. Business combinations in which one entity gains control of, or a controlling interest in, another occur frequently. The preferred option for managing a business combination is through a merger or
Securitizations Simplified In The Dominican Republic
Over the past decade or so, the Dominican Republic, a member of the International Organization of Securities Commissions (“IOSCO”) and one of the countries that subscribes to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (“OECD”) Principles of Corporate Governance, has taken numerous steps to modernize its banking and financial systems, from updating