by Boden LawBoden Law’s London briefing on Investing in Turkish Energy Industry from a Legal and Regulatory Perspective.
Değer Boden and Murat Yörükoğlu will deliver a briefing on Investing in Turkish Energy Industry from a Legal and Regulatory Perspective. This briefing will cover the fundamental legal and regulatory issues that foreign investors need to consider when investing in the electricity, gas and oil industries in Turkey. Market overviews, recent developments in the industry and transaction structuring considerations are among the points that will be covered in the briefing.
The briefing will be held in London on 23 October 2012.
FOR REGISTRATION AND FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT SEDA GÜMÜŞ at sgumus@boden-law.com or +90 212 251 1500
by Boden LawDeğer Boden speaks at the Seminar on EFET Agreements (EMRA, Ankara).
The seminar was held to introduce EFET Agreements to the Turkish Energy regulators and semi-governmental agencies. It was attended by 75 attendees from various governmental institutions and public utility companies (Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources, EPDK/EMRA, EÜAŞ, TETAŞ, TEDAŞ and TEİAŞ) and representatives of private distribution companies.
Please visit the Turkish Energy Institute’s web site for further information regarding the seminar.
by Boden LawThe New Code of Obligations comes into force
The new Turkish Code of Obligations numbered 6098 which was passed by the Turkish parliament on 11 January 2011 came into effect on 1 July 2012, abolishing the Code of Obligations numbered 818. The new code introduces many noteworthy changes to standard terms and conditions, electronic signature, interest rates, suretyship and lease agreements.
Further information; please see our Energy Regulatory Report April – May – June 2012 for further information regarding the new Code of Obligations.
by Boden LawThe New Turkish Commercial Code comes into force
The new Turkish Commercial Code, which was passed by the Turkish parliament on 13 January 2011 came into effect on 1 July 2012. The new code introduces major changes to Turkey’s corporate law system, especially to the corporate governance structures of limited liability and joint stock companies.
Further information; please see our Energy Regulatory Report April – May – June 2012 for further information regarding the new Turkish Commercial Code.
by Boden LawBoden Law becomes a member of the Law Firm Network.
THE LAW FIRM NETWORK is a strong non-exclusive association of independent law firms from around the world. The Network has members in approximately 40 countries.