The Italian Ministry of Economic Development, in line with its general policies to support businesses and in account of the impact of the pandemic, has ordered, with its Decree dated July 2nd 2021, the reopening of the counter for the submission of applications to obtain subsidies for investments in “Instrumental Assets”, under the so-called New Sabatini Measure, aimed at easing credit access for enterprises and increase the competitiveness of the Italian production system.
Italy represents a destination of interest for foreign investments and among the types of investments chosen are those of capitalizing in start-ups and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) as in many cases they grant excellent results in terms of returns and innovations. Like any type of investment, however, there are opportunities but also legal risks
When a foreign company decides to enter the Italian market, it has several options for establishing a presence in the territory. The main alternatives include opening a representative office, establishing a branch office or setting up a subsidiary. Each of these different corporate forms has specific characteristics, along with distinct advantages and disadvantages. It is
As globalization intensifies cross-border interactions, understanding the legal mechanisms for enforcing foreign decisions becomes crucial for international business and dispute resolution. This article examines the recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments and arbitral awards across four jurisdictions: China, India, Italy, and Vietnam. By comparing these jurisdictions, we aim to highlight the similarities and differences in
