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ESG dispute resolution in Africa: trends and strategies
With African countries and their citizens affected by climate change, environmental disasters and corporate governance shortcomings, the need for ESG dispute resolution is inevitable
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Mediation and the challenges of the 21st century in South Africa
Technology has become a useful tool to manage various aspects of mediation, but human interaction is still central to the process.
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Exchange controls in Africa – be aware of the limitations
A country’s rules on exchange control and the accessibility of foreign exchange are important considerations for those contemplating doing business in a new jurisdiction.
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Resetting share incentive schemes – navigating the tax consequences
Resetting share incentive schemes, although done with the best of intentions, can result in very costly and unintended consequences if not carefully navigated.
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Using sustainability-linked financing for impact to achieve ESG goals
The adoption of sustainability-linked financing instruments by borrowers is primarily driven by their realisation that these instruments are a valuable tool to achieving ESG objectives.
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JSE takes another step towards amending the Listings Requirements
Proposals include the regulation of listing of companies with dual share structures, amendment of current free float requirements and aspects of the current SPAC offering.
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Thorts: ESG reporting begins with honest and verifiable statements
An increased focus on ESG reporting has heightened the risk that stakeholders may take actions against a company for making false or misleading claims.
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Appropriate regulation is needed to help address SA’s power crisis
Action is urgently needed to create enabling policies and regulations to liberalise South Africa’s energy market and kickstart major investment.
