In Kazakhstan’s mammoth legal battle with two Moldovan investors, the pendulum is swinging in favour of the Central Asian state
May 25, 2021
Kazakhstan claims that two Moldovan investors, Anatol and Gabriel Stati, fraudulently won an arbitration award of 500 million US dollars. Several of the world’s leading experts in international arbitration agree. The country’s efforts to defend itself against enforcement of the award are beginning to bear fruit.
An ongoing dispute between the state of Kazakhstan and two Moldovan businessmen, Anatol Stati and his son, Gabriel Stati, is often described in the media, and by legal experts, as one of the most complex cases of international investment arbitration in recent history.
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In a recent survey among the members of the Swiss Fintech association on economic development during the Covid-19 pandemic, found that fintech companies faced challenges during this period of time but they also seized the opportunity to overcome the crisis.
According to a survey in May of last year, over 55% of the respondents were planning to hire new staff, and just under half also saw the crisis as an opportunity for digital solutions acceptance.
Now, almost a year later, the Swiss Fintech association has compiled a report from various fintech startups on their thoughts about the current situation.
Compilation of Reports From the Swiss Fintech Community:
The tiny country of Liechtenstein appears on course to select its first female leader 37 years after its women first won the right to vote. Sabine Monauni, a 46-year-old diplomat who serves as Liechtenstein’s envoy to the European Union and Belgium, is on the cusp of becoming the latest in a wave of women to lead European nations. Within the last 12 months, voters in Finland, Estonia, Lithuania and Moldova have voted in female prime ministers..
The tiny country of Liechtenstein appears on course to select its first female leader 37 years after its women first won the right to vote. Sabine Monauni, a 46-year-old diplomat who serves as Liechtenstein’s envoy to the European Union and Belgium, is on the cusp of becoming the latest in a wave of women to lead European nations. Within the last 12 months, voters in Finland, Estonia, Lithuania and Moldova have voted in female prime ministers..