Titlebook: Cross-Border Mergers; EU Perspectives and Thomas Papadopoulos Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 European Company Law.Harmoniza

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Book 2019 angles of the Cross-border Mergers Directive in the light of European and national company law, thebook is divided into three sections: the first section focuses on EU and comparative aspects of the Cross-border Mergers Directive, while the second examines the interaction of the directive with othe

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Christina Hoferdt,Hans Sünderhautarget state. On the other hand, this proceeding could be burdensome and time-consuming, as no ‘fast-track procedure’ is available when a cross-border merger only aims at relocating the company’s registered office. Eventually, several hidden obstacles might emerge, due to the different regulatory fr

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,Den Frauen gefallen – Optik und Auftreten,of the EUMR in the protection of mergers against public interest opposition is limited. This limitation stems from the threshold for establishing a Union dimension within the meaning for that Regulation. This Chapter suggests that, while the scope of the CBMD covers more mergers, the real playing fi

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Wolfgang Grundmann,Klaus SchüttelModel-DTA—the latter combined with the Parent-Subsidiary Directive. For example, clever use of the rules of art. 13 of Model-DTA can be used for tax planning purposes, in order to achieve effective relocation of the taxing jurisdiction of capital gains..EU member States had been, thus, for a long ti

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Wolfgang Grundmann,Klaus Schüttelrules incorporated in the Directive would be of utmost practical benefit, without necessarily disturbing national legal orders and practices or touching upon fundamental procedural differences that apply in different EU member states. Lastly, we argue that capitalising on the overall positive experi