Gore-Browne on EU Company Law Looseleaf

Subjects:

Company Law, EU Law, Looseleaf Work

Contents:

April 2007: Price Update;

Part 1 The regulations:

the EEIG

the European Company Statute. Part 2 Company law directives:

Fourth and Seventh Directives

Directives on disclosure of significant shareholdings

Eleventh Directive

Twelfth Directive

proposal for a Fifth Directive

draft proposal for a Ninth Directive

Tenth Directive on cross-border mergers.

Part 3 Security Regulation:

Public Offers Directive

Investment Services Directive

insider dealing

proposal for a Thirteenth Directive on takeovers

barriers to takeover initiatives. Part 4 Insolvency:

European Insovency Initiatives

proposals for and EC bankruptc

y convention.

Part 5 Competition and latest developments:

mergers regulation

tax provisions

proposal for money laundering Directive

proposal for informing and consulting employees.

A key objective within the Single Market Programme is the harmonization of company law. The European law for companies aims to create freedom of establishment and enables small businesses to operate easily on an international basis. However, the process is complex and its effect increases the burden on regulation of companies.

This book offers an examination of existing Company Law Directives and Regulations governing companies in Europe, and will chart the progress of Community company law legislation by means of updates (minimum two per annum).

The Looseleaf was renamed Gore-Browne on EU Company Law from Update 25.