Enforcement of judicial decisions between France and the PRC – 01/11/2016

 

Any judicial decision rendered by a foreign court is generally subject to a judicial enforcement proceeding (referred to as exequatur in France) in order to be recognised and enforced in France. In the absence of a specific international convention (whether bilateral or multilateral) a foreign decision shall be recognised and enforced in France if the following conditions set by case-law are satisfied: (i) the foreign court which pronounced the judgment had valid jurisdiction over the case, (ii) the decision at stake complies with French international public policy, and (iii) the judicial decision has not been obtained fraudulently (no forum shopping)2.

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Rankings – Chambers France & Global 2025

CHAMBERS GLOBAL: France: . Corporate/M&A: High-end Capability . Litigation: Elite   Individual Rankings : .  Bertrand Barrier – France – Corporate/M&A: High-end Capability – Foreign Expert for Ukraine Spotlight .  Cyril Deniaud – Capital Markets: Equity .  Karl Hepp de Sevelinges – France – Corporate/M&A: High-end Capability – Foreign Expert for Germany Spotlight .  Thierry Lauriol:   […]

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Rankings – Chambers FinTech Guide 2025

CHAMBERS FINTECH LEGAL FRANCE: Firm Rankings : Fintech Legal – Band 2 Individual Rankings: Benjamin May – France – Fintech Legal – Band 2 David Roche – France – Fintech Legal – Band 2 For more details: click

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Distressed M&A – France 2025, Lexology, december 2024

Anne Toupenay-Schueller and Ali Baydoun are annual contributors to Lexology’s “Distressed M&A” Guide. The 2025 guide focuses on : Market context and legal framework Transaction structures and sales processes Due diligence Valuation and financing Documentation Regulatory and judicial approvals Dispute resolution News and trends Read article : here

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Fintech: how is the world shaping the financial innovation industry? (2024) – IBA Banking & Financial Law Committee – France

In France, there is no single set of regulation for fintechs. There is also no legal definition of fintechs. They are generally considered to be companies carrying innovative technologies in digital, artificial intelligence and data processing (big data) applied to the finance industry, where they play a role of accelerator of change, often disruptive. Read […]

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