International commercial arbitration is the mechanism toward settling business disputes between or among transnational parties instead of through the courts. 2017 was a bustling year for International commercial arbitration. Taking a walk down memory lane, it was observed innovative contestants and fresh business entity inflowing the game, institutions implementing and allowing new regulations and policies,...Read More
Md. Mamonor Rashid International investment arbitration is a mechanism to resolve investment disputes between a foreign investor and the state hosting the investment. Political risk is unavoidable in any international investment transaction. Extensive investments made in foreign jurisdictions face many risks, particularly when investing in countries with high levels of political and regulatory risk or...Read More
Md. Mamonor Rashid Choice of Court Agreement and International Arbitration are being the recent debate that they are canned as contender of each other. Choice of Court Agreement (CCA)are the repercussion of the Hague Convention and international arbitration is the upshotsof the New York Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Arbitral Awards (‘New York...Read More
Chowdhury Mokimuddin KJ Ali & Md. Mamonor Rashid The rights to think and speak openly is an imperative issue, access information and hold the powers that be to account, together play a crucial character in the vigorous improvement process of any society. If people cannot explore efficiently their ideas, views, worries and needs, they are...Read More
Md. Mamonor Rashid Competence-competence is a central principle of international commercial arbitration: the tribunal has the competence to decide its own jurisdiction. This principle is embedded in Article 16 of the UNCITRAL Model Law. The doctrine of “Kompetenz-Kompetenz” was initially devised by the German Constitutional Court in the Maastricht Decision to confer on the arbitration...Read More
Chowdhury Mokimuddin KJ Ali & Md. Mamonor Rashid The maturity of Islamic banking has been incomparable as ‘no other financial industry, market or jurisdiction in the last decade has witnessed the staggering financial engineering and innovation as the Islamic finance industry. Statistically Islamic banking has had phenomenal growth, according to the Asian Banker Research Group,...Read More
By LightCastle Analytics Wing As the global economy is facing the ‘Great lockdown’ recession caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the economy of Bangladesh too, has been hit hard. With only 15% of the country’s population making more than USD 6 per day, Bangladesh stands in a vulnerable position to tackle the economic impact of COVID-19....Read More
Companies (Amendment) Act 2020 The Companies Amendment Act 2020 has been passed amending few sections of the existing Companies Act, 1994 to eliminate the requirement of seal for a company to get registered, for which Bangladesh would probably jump quite numbers of notches in the index of ease of doing business. On the other hand,...Read More
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