The EU Commission's recent company law reforms in Scandinavian and European countries emphasise that company law should provide an effective and enabling framework for the promotion of business activity. This constitutes a shift in company law, away from over-regulation, and it raises new regulatory challenges. The contributors address many of these questions and give an insight into the recent developments in Scandinavian and European company law from a regulatory perspective.
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978-87-619-0597-0 (9788761905970)
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Methods of Regulation and their Effects: Scandinavian Company Law Reforms in an International Regulatory Perspective; Codes of Conduct as a Means of Regulation; The Danish Program for Simplification of Company Law; Is there Room for Soft Law within European Security Regulation?; Regulation of Companies from a Practitioner's Perspective.
New Issues in the Harmonisation of Company Law in the EU: Does the EU have a Role to play in Company Law?; The High Level Group and the Issue of European Company Law Harmonisation - Europe Stumbles Along; The New Draft Takeover Directive - a Breakthrough for Levelling the Playing Field in Europe?; The European Company - A Challenge to Academics, Legislators and Practitioners; Cross-holdings between European Companies.
Company Law and Contract Law: Company Law as a Contract Law Discipline; The Relationship between Article 9 of the 1st Company Law Directive and the Grounds for Annulment under General Contract Law; Annulment of Subscription for Shares; The Status of the Holder of a Guarantee on the Division of a Limited Liability Company.
