Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright has advised the lenders to Vena Energy on financing to support three battery energy storage system (BESS) assets in Australia, forming part of approximately A$1.4 billion in green financing secured by Vena Energy across two transactions.

India: The Life Sciences and Healthcare industry in India continues to evolve through regulatory and policy developments. In June 2026, key developments included pharmacovigilance mandates, prohibition of irrational drug combinations, expanded QR code authentication requirements, cosmetics compliance directions, ART and surrogacy clinic renewal frameworks, safe injection practice mandates, drug price control reforms, and new ambulance service guidelines. This newsletter aims to highlight key regulatory and policy developments relevant to pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical devices, and healthcare sector stakeholders operating in India.

Honduras: Honduras has updated the regulatory framework applicable to foreign reinsurers and reinsurance brokers through a reform that streamlines registration and update procedures without lowering the sector’s supervisory standards. Our Honduras office analyzes the key changes, their regulatory implications, and the aspects that entities should consider in order to comply with the new provisions.

Corporate governance in Canada continues to evolve. Diversity disclosure remains a focus of regulatory and proxy advisory developments, while beneficial ownership disclosure requirements reflect a broader trend toward increased transparency.

The project forms part of a series of data centre transactions handled by Dentons HPRP and involves advising on transaction structuring, including closing mechanics, conditions precedent, land conversion processes, regulatory risk allocation, contractual protections to address zoning-related issues, and complex negotiations with counterparties to ensure alignment with the project timeline and operational requirements.

The team advised on the structuring of both the conventional bond and Sharia-compliant Ijarah sukuk offerings, ensuring compliance with Indonesian capital markets regulations, Financial Services Authority (OJK) requirements, and the applicable Sharia principles.

Canada: Join Heather Barnhouse, Partner in our Edmonton office, as she explores women in leadership and entrepreneurship, and the ecosystem that supports them. In this episode, Heather welcomes Barbara Engelbart McKenzie, CEO and Founder of Ignition CEO, to discuss her entrepreneurial journey and her work helping founders scale their businesses. Barbara shares how her experience as an entrepreneur, corporate leader and ecosystem builder led her to launch Ignition CEO to address the support gap faced by companies moving from startup to growth stage. She highlights the importance of founders understanding their leadership strengths, building effective teams and adopting the systems needed to grow sustainably.

United Kingdom: In the midst of the most recent heatwave, the UK received two important signals in the same week – and they were not Aperols and sun loungers. Rather, they related to the UK power market.

The transaction was structured through a financing and leasing framework supported by security arrangements over the aircraft and related rights, requiring careful consideration of Indonesian legal and regulatory requirements.

Singapore: Welcome to the 2nd issue of the 2026 Dentons Rodyk Reporter.

Vietnam: This article analyzes several shortcomings of Precedent No. 78/2025/AL and its potential legal implications. While distinguishing between charter capital contribution and business cooperation capital contribution provides a more consistent adjudicative approach, the authors argue that the precedent's reasoning remains overly formalistic and may adversely affect the protection of bona fide investors.

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The White House Council of Economic Advisers has released a report estimating the likely effects of a nationwide ban on several hospital contracting practices that, in the Administration’s view, serves to shield dominant systems from price competition.

In light of recent pressure from the US government, the Canadian government has introduced new legislation to further combat the risk of goods produced using forced labour being imported into Canada.

NGOs, Vereine und Medien schlagen Alarm: Die geplanten Änderungen am Informationsfreiheitsgesetz könnten den Zugang zu wichtigen Regierungsinfos erschweren.