What We Cover
Businesslaw.no provides practical insight into Norwegian business and financial law for companies, financial institutions, investors, foreign law firms and other professionals doing business in or with Norway.
Finance law is a central focus of the publication. We also cover corporate law and transactions, restructuring and insolvency, contracts and commercial disputes, particularly where the issues arise in connection with financing, investment or cross-border business.
Explore the main areas covered by Businesslaw.no below.
Finance law covers both financing transactions and the regulatory framework for financial institutions and markets. Our articles provide practical insight into financial regulation, lending and security, capital markets, financial products, investment, enforcement and developments in Norwegian and European financial law.
Our articles cover Norwegian corporate law, governance, ownership structures, acquisitions and disposals, investments, joint ventures, shareholder matters, mergers, demergers and other corporate transactions.
Financial distress affects companies, lenders, creditors, shareholders and investors. Our articles cover Norwegian restructuring and insolvency law, creditor rights, enforcement of claims and security, distressed financing and other issues arising when businesses encounter financial difficulties.
Contracts are fundamental to commercial relationships. Our articles cover Norwegian contract law, including contract formation and interpretation, negotiations, performance, breach, termination and other issues relevant to businesses operating in Norway.
Commercial disputes require early assessment, a clear strategy and an understanding of what is at stake. Our articles cover Norwegian litigation, interim measures, enforcement and other dispute-resolution issues, with particular relevance to financial services, contracts and corporate relationships.