The Legal Future of Cryptocurrencies in Brazil
Living in Brazil over the last four years has been an experience of watching a real and live – and even more interesting, some would say – version of TV's "House of Cards".
The still...
South America Key To Beating Brexit Business Blues
Even now that the UK has triggered Article 50, the debate over the effects of Brexit still rages. Some have suggested that the future holds a wealth of free trade deals with the rest...
Brazil is wide open to business with post-Brexit Britain
It is a curious piece of sports trivia that the first match ever played by the Brazilian national football team, which took place in my home city of Rio de Janeiro in 1914, was against...
BNDES CEO Says Brazilian Recession ‘is over’
On June 5th Paulo Rebello de Castro, CEO of the National Bank of Economic and Social Development of Brazil (BNDES), claimed that the recession in the country has ended. He made the statement during...
Thinking of trading in Brazil? Main facts and how to get started
Investing in Brazil is always a top of mind matter when thinking about Latin America since, over the years, Brazil has emerged as a strong and competitive global player.
With a highly diversified economy, a...
Brazil’s “Carwash Operation” – where do we go from here?
Since 2014, Brazil finds itself in the grip of the Petrobras scandal, known locally as operação lava jato or ‘carwash’ operation and rocking the country socially, economically and politically. The operation has been exposing the extent...
Denmark acquires Panama Papers data – what does it mean?
In 2006-2007, Hervé Falciani took data from inside HSBC’s Swiss subsidiary, showing how HSBC helped wealthy customers dodge tax. Falciani gave the HSBC files to French authorities and they shared them with other countries,...
Expat scheme: how to choose a favourable taxation of employment income
Expats relocating to Denmark usually face challenges to understand the Danish tax system. The Danish welfare state is, among other things, based on the concept of citizens having equal access to the different services paid for...
Working in Denmark – how challenging is it for a foreigner?
According to the labour market data collector jobindsats.dk, a total of 336,840 international people worked in Denmark during 2016. These figures are 45% higher than the 232,749 who worked in Denmark in 2008, representing 12%...
UK Smells Money in Right-Wing Brazil After Brexit
The U.K.'s decision to leave the European Union is being portrayed by politicians as a unique chance to boost trade with countries outside of the EU, including Brazil, China, Mexico and South Korea. But...
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