German and Nordic Perspectives on Company Law and Capital Markets Law

Part I - Overview of Company Law and Types in Germany and the Nordic Countries
Holger Fleischer: A Guide to German Company Law for International Lawyers - Distinctive Features, Particularities, Idiosyncrasies - Jan Andersson: Company Law as a Product in Scandinavia versus EU - Experimentation and Innovation versus Harmonization

Part II - The Law of Private Limited Companies
Frauke Wedemann: Reforming the Law of Limited Liability Companies in Germany - Troels Michael Lilja: Entrepreneur Companies in Denmark and Germany - On the Danish IVS and the German UG (haftungsbeschränkt)

Part III - The Role of Shareholders and Boards in Public Companies
Jesper Lau Hansen: The Role of Shareholders in Public Companies in the Nordic Countries - Christian Kersting: The Role of Shareholder in Public Companies in Germany - Paul Krüger Andersen/Evelyne JB Sørensen: The Danish Supervisory Board - a German Model?

Part IV - Groups of Companies
Tobias Tröger: Corporate Groups - A German's European Perspective - Søren Friis Hansen: Introduction to Scandinavian Nordic Group Law

Part V - Capital Markets in Perspective
Dirk Verse: Acting in Concert in German Company and Takeover Law - Mårten Knuts: The Disclosure of Cash Settled Equity Derivatives - Will the Proposed Amendments Solve the Problems? - Göran Nyström/Erik Sjöman: The Regulation of Takeovers in Sweden - An Interplay Between the Rulemaker and the Takeover Panel