Globe Law and Business specialises in producing practical, topical titles for international legal and business professionals.

Established in 2005, we set out to create law books which are sufficiently high level to be of real use to the experienced professional, yet still accessible and easy to navigate. We are a division of Globe Business Publishing Ltd, based by Borough market in London and we focus in particular on finance, energy and commercial law.

We love books. Our hardback titles are carefully produced, with the utmost attention paid to the editorial, design and production processes. We hope this results in high-quality titles which are easy to read.

You, as our customer, are our most important concern. We'd very much like to hear from you with your thoughts on our products or ideas for improving what we offer. Please do feel free to email me on soneill@gbp.co.uk with your views.

Happy browsing and thank you for your time.

Sian O'Neill
Publisher




Below is a selection of comments we have received from our valued customers:

Company Formation: A Practical Global Guide

"Company Formation is clear, concise and practical,
and offers great value for money."

Anka Helsen, Manager
Legal Group, Toyota Motor Europe NV/SA

Mergers and Acquisitions: A Practical Global Guide

"A priceless guide for multinational companies"

Domingos Cruz
Carlos Cruz & Associados


Directors' Liability and Indemnification: A Global Guide

"Essential bedtime reading for underwriters"

Mark Johnson, Underwriting Risk Officer
Talbot Underwriting Ltd


World Trade Law in Practice

"This book is a valuable tool for practitioners in
understanding and applying the rules of world trade
law, which is becoming an increasingly complex
and essential body of law in a globalized world of
law and economics".

Dr. Till Müller-Ibold
Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP
Brussels

Practical Derivatives: A Transactional Approach

"The book was extremely well written, clear and
concise. A beautiful selection of current topics
with a good survey of articles."

Dr Jean-Pierre Zigrand
The London School of Economics