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ACT

Ashgabat, Turkmenistan
www.act.tm

"No one is perfect, a team can be!"

Aequitas

Almaty, Astana and Atyrau, Kazakhstan
www.aequitas.kz

"This firm is always reliable - it gives consistently good advice and maintains a high quality of work"

Chambers Global

Egorov Puginsky Afanasiev & Partners

Moscow, St. Petersburg, Russia
www.epam.ru

"The best choice for solving multilevel issues with a marked Russian character"

Chambers Global

Ameria

Yerevan, Armenia
www.ameria.am

"First on the list for local work with an international dimension"

Chambers Global

FINA LLP

Baku, Azerbaijan
www.fina.az

"Recommended by Best Lawyers and Who's Who Legal"

Kalikova & Associates

Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan
www.k-a.kg

"The leader in the market and the first choice from the international companies and law firms that do not have a local presence"

Chambers Global

RULG - Ukrainian Legal Group

Kiev, Ukraine
www.rulg.com

"Three of RULG partners were selected in six areas of practice in the inaugural Ukrainian edition of Best Lawyers"

Vlasova Mikhel & Partners

Minsk, Belarus
www.vmp.by

"Full service firm that dominates the local legal market"

LEGAL 500 EMEA

Turcan Cazac

Chisinau, Moldova
www.turcanlaw.md

"The go-to firm in Moldova for cross-border work"

Chambers Global

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NEWSROOM

Business Breakfast "Transactions in CIS Economic Region: Direct and Indirect Government Involvement"

On November 25, 2010, members of the LCN, a professional network of nine leading law firms from the CIS region, hosted the Business Breakfast “Transactions in CIS Economic Region: Direct and Indirect Government Involvement”, held in Moscow today.

Abundant natural resources, geographical proximity and common infrastructure provide for a steady growth in business cooperation between the CIS countries. The investment climate of many regional economies is characterized by significant government involvement in business processes. What are the national specifics of government control over investments and transactions in these jurisdictions? What “surprises” international and Russian investors may face and ways of overcoming possible difficulties? Which aspects of legal and business practices should be taken into account when building a successful investment strategy in the CIS countries?

The leaders of top national law firms advising on major transactions and investment projects in their jurisdictions have discussed these issues and provided first hand recommendations on what should and what should not be done by international and Russian companies when exploring such familiar and yet unknown CIS space.

The speakers of the seminar included:

  • Olga Chentsova, Aequitas, Kazakhstan
  • Vladimir Dolzhnikov, Ashgabat Consulting Team, Turkmenistan
  • Maksim Smirnov, Kalikova and Associates, Kyrgyzstan
  • Karen Babalyan, Ameria, Armenia
  • Irina Paliashvili, RULG Ukrainian Legal Group, Ukraine
  • Konstantin Mikhel, Vlasova Mikhel and Partners, Republic of Belarus
  • Mikhail Kazantsev, Egorov Puginsky Afanasiev & Partners, Russia


If you would like to receive speaker’s presentations, please send your request to: press@epam.ru