Inside Türkiye: Blog

Proprietary trading in Türkiye is less recognized compared to some other regions around the world.

Undertakings competing for labour are expected to offer the most advantageous wages and working conditions, while employees are anticipated to choose job opportunities that best align with their skills and expectations.

The Swiss Federal Supreme Court’s decision serves as a stark reminder of the parties’ duty to investigate arbitrators’ impartiality and to act without delay when concerns arise.

A new amendment law stipulates that sensors that collect geographic data within the scope of smart city applications will be recorded in the electronic environment.

The Turkish Capital Markets Board’s new amendments in the Guide on Investment regulates the principles for funds with the “participation” word in their title, on obtaining services from an advisory board for these funds.

The world’s first comprehensive regulation on AI, the Artificial Intelligence Act, which sets out the rules on the placing of artificial intelligence systems on the market.

Norton Rose Fulbright and Pekin Bayar Mizrahi explored the evolving landscape of sanctions compliance in 2024 and the critical legal aspects affecting companies in their cross-border endeavors.

As the legal systems worldwide struggle to keep up to pace with the rapid evolution in digital services, jurisdictions have initiated regulatory measures.

Türkiye’s journey toward sustainable energy took a significant leap with the introduction of storage-integrated electricity generation plants.

When drafting an arbitration agreement, parties should specify the governing law of the arbitration agreement, and not just the governing law of the main contract.