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Renewable energy in Morocco This briefing focuses on the outlook and challenges for renewable energy projects in Morocco. It gives an overview of Morocco’s domestic energy resources, planned... May 2012
Legalflyer Welcome to our March edition of Legalflyer. In February, we published our third transport survey looking (as in our previous two surveys) at the impact of the con... March 2012
Food & Agribusiness Survey - Securing supply in an uncertain world Increasing global demand for commodities means companies and countries need to be ever more creative in ensuring a stable supply chain. We at Norton Rose Group be... March 2012
Norton Rose Food and Agribusiness Survey Norton Rose Group is conducting a survey on the global food and agribusiness sector. December 2011
What will happen if there is a disruption of the euro? The current problems in the eurozone could affect our clients in a variety of ways, both direct and indirect. In many cases, there are no clear answers. December 2011
AIFM Directive - The impact on non-EU fund managers of non-EU funds The EU directive on alternative investment fund managers (AIFMD) came into force on 21 July 2011. This means that each EU Member State is now required to transpos... December 2011
Appendix to our guide to the AIFM Directive: update post-ESMA advice On 21 July 2011, the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (Directive) came into force. Member States have until 22 July 2013 to transpose the provisions... December 2011
Global Update: Monitoring your employees’ use of technology On behalf of the global Employment and labour group of Norton Rose Group, we are pleased to enclose the Norton Rose Employment and labour Bulletin. December 2011
Blog: UN climate change negotiations, Durban, November - December 2011 Monday 12 December - Durban outcome December 2011
Ghana: Will recent pronouncements (including the Budget 2012) and an overhaul of legislation herald significant changes in the mining sector? Ghana's mining and minerals industry is one of its most important. It is reported that mining accounts for approximately 5 per cent of Ghana’s GDP and minerals m... December 2011

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