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Nigeria’s Offshore Investment Outlook: US$30–50 Billion In Projects Expected To Drive Upstream Growth Between 2026 And 2030
Nigeria's upstream oil and gas sector is poised for substantial growth with 22 major offshore projects anticipated between 2026 and 2030, potentially attracting US$30-50 billion in investment. The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission projects these developments will boost production, create employment, expand infrastructure, and strengthen energy security, supported by new fiscal frameworks and licensing rounds.
Nigeria Energy
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Tope Adebayo LP
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UK tax update April 2026 In this article for the April edition of French estate planning journal Ingénierie Patrimoniale, Edward Reed and George Mitkov look at... Article 4 August 2026
This article examines recent UK legal developments affecting estate planning and trust structures, including landmark court decisions on trust registration and HMRC challenges, expanded reporting requirements for overseas entities and trusts, and significant changes to Agricultural and Business Property Relief allowances that impact wealth preservation strategies.
United Kingdom Wealth Mgt
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Macfarlanes LLP
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Divorce Involving Overseas Assets: What High-net-worth Clients Need To Know
When a marriage ends and wealth extends beyond UK borders, questions arise about how overseas assets will be treated in divorce proceedings. From holiday homes and international investment portfolios to offshore bank accounts and foreign business interests, understanding disclosure obligations, jurisdiction issues and enforcement challenges becomes essential for protecting your financial position.
United Kingdom Family
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Anthony Gold Solicitors LLP
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DOE’s Office of Energy Dominance Financing: What Energy & Critical Minerals Developers Need to Know
The Trump Administration has revitalized federal financing programs with renewed urgency, particularly through the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Dominance Financing (EDF). With recent major announcements including a $17.5 billion commitment for nuclear reactors and comprehensive new guidance issued in May 2026, EDF presents significant opportunities for companies seeking debt financing for energy and critical minerals projects that align with administration priorities across nuclear, advanced geot
United States Energy
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Mayer Brown
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