A series of exit megadeals doubled the value recorded in Q3 2019, while global buyout activity lost momentum, growing more modestly in the third quarter.

The law will make German financial markets more competitive, allowing issuers and investors to benefit from efficiencies and lower transaction costs.

Volunteer lawyers champion disabled veterans to secure vital VA benefits

As pandemic effects linger, companies intent on avoiding layoffs are looking at compensating workers with equity in lieu of cash as part of their pay.

On the end of LIBOR: The end of 2021 will mark a milestone in global financial markets when regulators, in effect, phase out the "LIBOR benchmark" that underpins much of the global financial system

White & Case fights six years to win a new life for "M.I."

European Leveraged Finance Client Alert Series: September 2020

A majority of dealmakers say their companies are focused on defense or survival, but about a quarter are actively pursuing growth.

While not unscathed by the ongoing pandemic, software deals are proving to be resilient to the effects of lockdown

The UK's new Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act introduces a restructuring plan procedure that enhances the flexibility of the English scheme of arrangement