Your role has expanded over the last few years, and the global economic downturn has added new pressures. Revenues are dropping and key sectors are still sluggish–yet the appetite for improved services is stronger than ever before.

Within this challenging environment, political uncertainty and increased regulation add a further layer of complexity. Yet the single constant remains the critical requirement for infrastructure, health care, housing, energy and other services offered by government corporations.

More than ever before, government corporations need to have the same level and quality of representation as their private-sector counterparts. Dentons gives you that edge–allowing you to draw on experience across multiple sectors and businesses all around the world. Experience that includes banking and financial industry restructurings, infrastructure development, mortgage capital markets, pension benefits, student lending–and, of course, experience working with or on the other side of all levels of government.

When working with Dentons, you get responsive and creative legal, fiscal, regulatory and public policy solutions. Together, we can drive, enhance and protect public interests.

Look to our lawyers for effective solutions to the distinctive needs of government corporations with respect to:

• Banking and finance
• Capital markets
• Energy, transport and infrastructure
• Health and life sciences
• Indian law and tribal representation
• Litigation and arbitration
• PPP project development and finance
• Public policy and regulation
• Advising and working with local councils and local authorities

Insights

The Uganda Coffee Development Authority Act: Brief notes for Financing Partners

November 10, 2021

Uganda: Coffee is one of the largest cash crops in Uganda and indeed the world. Regulation of all matters related to the crop is among other things aimed at generating investor confidence.

Dentons lawyers author Saudi Arabia Chapter of The Government Procurement Law Review

August 3, 2021

Saudi Arabia: Members of Dentons' Saudi Arabia corporate practice have contributed a chapter to the ninth edition of The Government Procurement Law Review, published by London-based Law Business Research. The review provides an important overview for doing business in Saudi Arabia, freedom of contract, economic opportunity and how to comply with the laws of the Kingdom.