Benelux
Author: Paul van der Putten, Michaela Ulrici, Helene Piet, Kristof De Vulder and Arend Lagemaat
30 Apr 2009 | 18:17
A new business continuity Act in Belgium marks a change in how the Government is handling companies in financial distress. Paul van der Putten reports.
Desperate times have caused Netherlands banking giant ING to turn to the Dutch state for financial rescue. NautaDutilh lawyers Michaela Ulrici and Helene Piet explain the innovative structure of the acquisition.
Benelux has a mature outsourcing market, but with the credit crunch putting pressure on costs there are new opportunities for IT outsourcing, say DLA's Kristof De Vulder and Arend Lagemaat.
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