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AMLO favours cutting red tape on Pemex partnerships

Bloomberg Petroleos Mexicanos will be free to choose its own partners if Mexico’s next government has its way. President-Elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador may seek to change a part of the 2014 energy reforms requiring Pemex receive regulatory approval when choosing partners in oil blocks, according to people with knowledge of the situation. Previously, Lopez Obrador has said that he ...

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Korea unveils proposed changes to ‘chaebol’ conglomerate rules

Bloomberg South Korea’s antitrust watchdog proposed new rules for family-run conglomerates to make it harder for such businesses to muscle through their agendas at the expense of minority shareholders. The proposed amendments to existing regulations would require a newly created holding company to own at least 30 percent in an entity it wants to treat as a listed subsidiary and ...

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RCom gets relief from dollar bondholders as deadline looms

Bloomberg Reliance Communications Ltd., the embattled Indian mobile operator headed by billionaire Anil Ambani, clinched the approval of overseas bondholders to ease its debt burden, putting the company a step closer to averting bankruptcy. RCom, which defaulted last year on its $300-million bond, got 83 percent of the noteholders to approve the plan in London, the company said in an ...

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