On 9 March 2021 Bonaire Petroleum Corporation N.V. was granted an extension of payment at its own request. However, in the near future, the terminal may be an interesting asset for foreign investors. Why? You read it in our latest article! https://t.co/eG4wYrtsrG
Under which circumstances is a bank obliged to maintain or open a bank account, despite its reputational objections against the client or the potential client?
Antilliaans Dagblad asked our partner Roderik van Hees these questions.
Can an employer unilaterally change an employment agreement during an pandemic? Our employment law specialist Daniella Engelhardt elaborates on the judgement of The Court of First Instance Curacao in this case in her latest article. https://t.co/26JurpAo5U
Education and culture remain important, also during a global pandemic. Stichting Leerorkest agrees on this. In the context of establishing a Leerorkest on Bonaire, our firm has assisted both parties by drawing up a cooperation agreement: https://t.co/9DxTVk4jRp
After a turbulent period full of development and change, the Dutch Caribbean and Suriname are also reopening for business. To guide you, we updated our Guides to Doing Business. https://t.co/pS7JTithxN
Colleague Aubrich Bakhuis was interviewed for an Extra Journal Special about his dissertation Autonomy, supervision and intervention in the Caribbean countries of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. You can watch the entire interview via the link: https://t.co/K65Jd16tE8
From a legal perspective the partnership is the odd man out in the business community. Why? Read it in Frank Kunneman's latest blogpost Buddies: https://t.co/uoQKRKHxbM
Robots are all around us. In his latest blogpost Frank Kunneman talks about technological development and the influence of artificial intelligence on corporate governance. https://t.co/gOGvHgrHTK
Transparency, accountability and integrity are the three pillars of corporate governance. In his latest corporate governance blogpost Frank Kunneman talks about what it requires to perform this balancing act properly. https://t.co/ZgsOfSgNMT
The front pages of the newspapers are full of discoveries of fraud. In his latest blogpost Frank Kunneman discusses why it is important that supervisory directors publicly give account for their supervision. https://t.co/zBVG5w25ba
VanEps Kunneman VanDoorne is only firm in the Dutch Caribbean with a Band 1 ranking in this year’s Global Guide of @ChambersGuides : https://t.co/vH1LmKm1tL
The nation can have a special relationship with a foundation. In his latest blogpost Frank Kunneman talks about difficulties that have to be taken in account when it comes to the involvement of the government: https://t.co/EXZNIAFrc3
What are the do’s and don’ts of videoconferencing? Nowadays it is normal to have virtual meetings, but it does requires a number of special skills. In his latest corporate governance blogpost Frank Kunneman talks about the importance of these skills. https://t.co/0qedUVvVXj
Toe aan avontuur? Een nieuwe uitdaging in een tropische setting? Voor de praktijkgroepen Banking & Finance en Corporate/M&A zijn we op zoek naar een advocaat-medewerker met 3 tot 6 jaar relevante werkervaring. Nieuwsgierig geworden? Neem dan contact op: https://t.co/6MSapzM4m7
As a supervisory director, do you steer on openness and explanation or do you actually steer on settlement? In his new blogpost Frank Kunneman talks about how nowadays judging culture has influence on corporate governance. Read his newest blogpost: https://t.co/4jvVNmCoUv
What and how much should you record of a meeting? In his new blogpost Frank Kunneman talks about the importance of good minutes and what to include in them: https://t.co/kT1HNRYaJG
In his latest blogpost Frank Kunneman talks about the risk of being de-risked by correspondent banks, if the compliance requirements are not met. https://t.co/Uncd5wrVca