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20 August 2025 by Makarim & Taira S - Indonesia
Indonesia’s government is borrowing more from foreign lenders, at a faster rate than usual. By April 2025, offshore loans had already increased over 6% compared to the end of last year. With more borrowing expected, foreign lenders need to understand the legal preconditions the government must follow before any loan agreements can be signed and disbursed.
20 August 2025 by Pham & Associates - Vietnam
IP rights are not absolute, and must be exercised in a manner consistent with the purpose of protection, respecting public interest, and avoiding the obstruction of legitimate commercial activities.
20 August 2025 by Lee Hishammuddin Allen & Gledhill - Malaysia
On 14 July 2025, the Energy Commission (“EC”) published its updated guidelines for the implementation of its Green Electricity Tariff (“GET”) scheme, a progressive initiative designed to support Malaysia’s transition to a low-carbon economy. GET is a subscription-based programme that enables both residential and non-residential users to subscribe directly to renewable energy from the national grid. Effectively, this allows users to reduce their carbon footprint without the need to install their own renewable energy infrastructure.
19 August 2025 by asialaw
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19 August 2025 by asialaw
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07 August 2025 by Chugh Universal Legal - India
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01 August 2025 by CMS INDUSLAW - India
CMS INDUSLAW is pleased to announce that Vinit Patwari has joined the firm as a Partner in our Transactions practice, based in the Mumbai office.
21 July 2025 by asialaw
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16 July 2025 by VILAF - Vietnam
In a high-value cross-border financing transaction, a foreign lender (the “Lender”), a foreign arranger (the “Arranger”), and a Vietnamese real estate developer (the “Borrower”) entered into a facility agreement (the “Facility Agreement”) under which the Lender agreed to extend a loan of up to USD 400 million. As consideration, the Borrower undertook to pay a total of USD 20 million in front-end and arrangement fees (the “Fees”)..
