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Rethinking European Takeover Law after Brexit : A German Perspective
Möslein, Florian - 2016
The rethinking of European Takeover Law is a current challenge as well as an ongoing task. The economic and political … takeover law with its obvious socio-economic implications. Above all, the imminence of Brexit is currently set to trigger such … fundamental changes. The UK vote to leave the EU will not only lead to the detachment of Europe's most important takeover market …
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Corporate Law after Brexit
Schillig, Michael - 2017
Assuming a ‘hard Brexit,' the article seeks to analyse the impact of the UK's decision to leave the European Union on corporate law in the UK and at EU level, focusing on general trajectories, cross-border corporate mobility and cross-border restructuring
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Austrittsverhandlungen der Europäischen Union mit dem Vereinigten Königreich : Brexit-Risiken minimieren und den Europäischen Kapitalmarkt stärken : Positionspapier des Deutschen A...
Deutsches Aktieninstitut; Deutsches Aktieninstitut - 2017 - Stand: 28. Februar 2017
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The Status of the Law on Stock Companies in Central and Eastern-Europe : Facing the Challenge to Enter the European Union and Implement European Company Law
Arlt, Agnes; Bervoets, Cécile; Grechenig, Kristoffel R.; … - 2014
Most of the countries that are candidates for EU membership are from Central and Eastern Europe. Although their company laws are generally rooted in the Western (and Central) European legal tradition, the influence of Communism has also left a mark on their corporate law regimes. These regimes...
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The European Company, Perspectives after Brexit
Dumitru, Ovidiu Ioan - 2018
The history of the companies has proven to all of us that this area may have a dynamic similar to the most energetic ones in life. The human societies have changed and developed and together with them the companies were forced to adapt themselves in order to exist and to function over the times....
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Cross-border mergers in CEE/SEE
Schindler, Clemens Philipp (ed.); Stingl, Harald (ed.) - 2009
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Corporate governance, West and East : a synthesis of the EU framework in the perspective of enlargement
Lannoo, Karel - In: Corporate governance, financial markets and global …, (pp. 198-215). 2010
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Development prospects of the banking industry in the new EU member countries and forthcoming member countries
Ribnikar, Ivan; Košak, Marko - In: Zbornik radova Ekonomskog Fakulteta u Rijeci : časopis … 24 (2006) 1, pp. 1-17
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Mergers and acquisitions versus greenfield investment, absorptive capacity, and economic growth : evidence from 12 new member states of the European Union
Eren, Mesut; Zhuang, Hong - In: Eastern European economics 53 (2015) 2, pp. 99-123
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Development Prospects of the Banking Industry in the New EU Member Countries and Forthcoming Member Countries
Ribnikar, Ivan - 2013
Bank consolidation has substantially decreased the number of banks in European banking, which has had important implications for the banking sectors structure in all EU member countries. The consolidation processes have had a tremendous impact on the developments in banking sectors of new EU...
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