The Repsol YPF case looms across the international business landscape like a menacing spectre. In April, Argentina’s President Christina Fernández de Kirchner introduced a bill that would partially nationalize YPF SA, the largest petroleum company operating in Argentina. Approved by Congress in May, the legislation was putatively a move by Fernández to exert greater control [...]
What to do when you’re sold down the river
Expropriation and non-payment by foreign governments can have happy endings, but it’s better to plan for trouble
- By: Jared Mitchell
- From: Business without Borders
- Date: Monday June 11th, 2012
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