Discounted rates at The Millennium Hotel London Mayfair

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We are delighted to announce that Brazilian Chamber members can enjoy discounted rates at The Millennium Hotel London Mayfair.

The exclusive rates for Chamber members are:

  • Standard Room Rate £185.00*
  • Superior Room Rate £225.00*
  • Club Room Rate £275.00*

*Rates are exclusive of VAT, room only rate and includes high speed internet access
Hotel terms and conditions apply. Blackout dates: 4-7 April, 20-25May, 24-30 June, Plaza 9-11 Sept, 4-7 Nov


Internet booking code: BRAZIL01

Guests staying in Club rooms can enjoy the exclusive benefits below:

  • Daily £15 food & beverage voucher per room
  • Shower / dressing  room for early arrivals
  • Early arrival / late departure (subject to availability)
  • High speed internet access
  • Exclusive access to the Club Lounge
  • Breakfast in Club Lounge
  • Beverages and snacks served throughout the day

 

44 Grosvenor Square, Mayfair London W1K 2HP

T: +44 020 7629 9400 | F: +44 020 7629 7736 | E: reservations.mayfair@millenniumhotels.co.uk

www.millenniumhotels.co.uk/millenniummayfair/ Internet booking code: BRAZIL01

  • Use of interview rooms in the Club Lounge
  • Complimentary garment pressing

Expired - 'Doing Business in Brazil' and 'Doing Energy Business in Brazil' guides by BritCham

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'Doing Business in Brazil' and 'Doing Energy Business in Brazil' guides by BritCham


Please see below for details of two new books published by BRITCHAM.  The price of each book:

  • £45 Non-Members (+ 3.00 postage and packaging)
  • £35 Members (+3.00 postage and packaging)

To purchase copies please contact membership@brazilianchamber.org.uk


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From negotiating trade agreements to successfully  aintaining economic stability despite the world crisis, Brazil's achievements in recent years have made the country an increasingly prominent player on the world scene and an important destination for foreign investment.

But Brazil's legal framework is notorious for its complexity and the British Chamber, drawing on the expertise of its members and collaborators, has prepared a new edition of Doing Business in Brazil to provide technical insights and valuable tips on the practical and theoretical aspects of doing business in this country.

This 6th edition of our traditional technical publication has exceeded our best expectations for content, providing clear, up-to-date and comprehensive knowledge including an  overview of Brazil; clarification on direct and indirect foreign investment; the framework of corporate law; the taxation involved in investment and new business; environmental law; the regulators overseeing the telecommunications, energy, health care and pharmaceuticals, transport, and other industries; insurance and reinsurance; a discussion on intellectual property, covering subjects such as patents, innovation and technology, copyright, and piracy; local aviation; consumer rights; Brazil's international trade relations; and many other subjects.

This guide has been recommended as mandatory reading by some of Brazil's leading law firms and auditors, and is essential to any foreign investor now or in the future acquiring business interests in Brazil.

Chapters: An overview of Brazil; The foreign investor; Direct Investment: setting up; Indirect Investment; Competition Law; Public Utility Bids and Contracts; Public Private Partnerships; Regulatory Agencies; Project and Trade Finance; Real Estate and Property; Environmental Protection; Insurance &  Reinsurance; Mortgage and Securitization Companies; Aviation; Complementary Social Security; Sports Law in Brazil; Intellectual Property; Consumer Rights; Brazil and the  Internet; International Trade; Alternative Dispute Resolutions.

 

 Doing Energy Business in Brazil

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Producing and supplying energy is critical to a country's development in terms of economic competitiveness. Brazil has come a long way in developing its nationwide energy base. After becoming self-sufficient in oil and now the world's 6th largest economy, Brazil has an energy industry that is regarded as unique and superbly positioned to attract oil, gas and renewables investors from around the world.

Britcham's purpose in publishing Doing Energy Business in Brazil is to share its members' broad-ranging expertise in the industry. The first edition of this technical publication provides a background on the development of Brazil's energy mix, a discussion on Brazil's political and economic resources and infrastructure, industry regulation, clarification on taxation and funding, and the outlook for an industry that has increasingly strengthened Brazil's prosperous and competitive position in business.

This book will take you a step further in understanding how the energy industry works and how you can assist foreign investors in business. The authoring by, and collaboration among, Britcham members to produce this 1st edition demonstrates our strengths in sharing experience to develop new business opportunities.

Sectors:
Upstream Oil & Gas, Downstream Oil & Gas, Power, Renewables

Main Subjects:
Policy, Regulation, Taxation, Contract Issues, Financing, Perspectives

 

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