International Business Law Advisor Insights on International Litigation & Transactions

Tag Archives: Hong Kong

2010 Index of Economic Freedom Released: United States Ranks Eighth

By Santiago A. Cueto on Posted in Corporate Governance, Dispute Resolution, International Investments

The Wall Street Journal and the Heritage Foundation released its annual 2010 Index of Economic Freedom.   Of the world’s 20 largest economies, Hong Kong ranked first while the U.S. came in at number eight.   According to the Wall Street Journal article, The U.S. is Not as Free as It Used to Be,  a number… Continue Reading

Hong Kong to Remain International Arbitration Hub in Asia

By Santiago A. Cueto on Posted in International Arbitration, International Litigation

 On a recent trip to Hong Kong, I noted several newly built skyscrapers filling up the remaining voids of the city’s skyline. From my perspective sitting in the Felix restaurant, perched atop a high rise on the other side of Victoria Harbor, it was easy to see how global economic and financial activity had shifted… Continue Reading