Establishing a business in a foreign market is typically done through opening a representative office, a branch, or a subsidiary, depending on the strategic policy, financial resources, or business plan of each investor. Besides these options, there are...
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The Malaysian Parliament will change Malaysian labor legislation as it has recently passed a new employment law (A1651), which will replace the old law of 1955 (A265) starting next January. This new law brings significant changes that will affect labor...
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Since AVCO Legal was established in Malaysia eight years ago – first with a representative office and then, after verifying the potential of the Malaysian market and, by extension, that of other nearby markets – it has continued to accompany and...
Read moreTHE VALIDITY OF SPANISH PUBLIC DOCUMENTS ABROAD: THE CASE OF SOUTHEAST ASIA
One of the most recurring problems that our companies abroad usually face is accrediting the validity of Spanish public documents they must present when establishing a branch or subsidiary, participating in a competition or tender, or opening a bank account,...
Read moreTHE IMPACT OF THE “CHINA + ONE” STRATEGY ON SOUTHEAST ASIAN MARKETS
The “China + One Strategy” has transformed the landscape of international investments, directly impacting the global economy and redefining trade relations in the region. At the end of the last century and the beginning of the present one, China...
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