M&A in Belgium
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M&A in Belgium
(International competition law series, v. 2)
Kluwer Law International, c2001
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Mergers and acquisitions in Belgium
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Includes index
Title on back cover: Mergers and acquisitions in Belgium
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This guide aims to be concise, but not superficial, practical, but fully alert to the hidden dangers lurking in the interstices of applicable law. A notable feature is the emphasis on particular Belgian practice in such specific areas as representations and warranties, purchasers' and sellers' protection. M&A in Belgium deals with all the elements of a merger acquisition or a joint venture transaction - shareholders' rights, compliance with foreign investment regulations and competition law, structuring, due diligence, financing, transfer formalities, documentation, and taxation. The authors pay close attention to the relevant demands of labour law and environmental law, and offer especially valuable guidance in helping the practitioner to recognize the environmental "red flags" that can make or break a deal. Whether the contemplated merger or acquisition is pure share, share-share, asset-share, or pure asset, private or public, friendly or hostile, this book should provide the exact procedural details that add up to a successful deal.
Table of Contents
1. Introduction. 2. Basic Legal Concepts. 3. Exchange Control, Supervision, Notifications and Consents. 4. Methods of Acquisition. 5. Negotiated Acquisition. 6. Financing the Acquisition. 7. Forced Transfer of Shares. 8. Public Takeover Bids and Change of Control. 9. Mergers. 10. Joint Ventures. 11. Taxation. 12. Labour Law Issues Concerning Acquisitions. 13. Environmental Issues. 14. Mergers and Acquisitions of Shareholdings in Belgian Competition Law. Annex.
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