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Doing business abroad can mean navigating a regulatory minefield. “One thing that is peculiar about doing business in [emerging] markets is that the governments strictly regulate certain aspects of commerce,” says Ashish Bhardwaj, group credit manager for the Asia-Pacific region for Microsoft.
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