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International Acquisition Finance: Law and Practice 2nd ed

Edited by: Gwendoline Griffiths

ISBN13: 9780199579709
Previous Edition ISBN: 9780199290765
Published: March 2010
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Hardback
Price: £422.50



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This new edition of International Acquisition Finance builds on the success of the first edition in providing a comprehensive and comparative analysis of the law and practice of acquisition finance from the viewpoint of leading lawyers in over 20 different jurisdictions including the UK, China, France, Germany, the Netherlands, and the USA. New jurisdictions for this edition include Hong Kong, India and Poland.

The work contains an overview of the relevant issues to provide the reader with an understanding of structuring cross-border acquisition finance transactions and solutions to relevant legal problems. Each chapter deals with the stages of the proposed transaction and its financing and the related issues which need to be considered in the different jurisdictions.

This fully updated new edition reflects recent changes to the law in all jurisdictions, including the implementation in England of the Companies Act 2006 whose effects include the abolition of the prohibition of financial assistance for private companies and changes to the way in which charges are registered.

Also included is new coverage of acquisitions from insolvency practitioners, regulation affecting financial institution investment practices and other changes brought about by the current economic conditions, as well as a new chapter on public company acquisitions written by Stephen Powell of Slaughter & May. In addition relevant legal and practical considerations involved in public company acquisitions are considered in each jurisdictional chapter.

Subjects:
Banking and Finance
Contents:
1: Gwendoline Griffiths
DMH Stallard: Introduction
2: Gwendoline Griffiths
DMH Stallard: United Kingdon: England: private companies
3: Stephen Powell
Slaughter & May: United Kingdom: England: public companies
4: Alan Soppitt
Burness: United Kingdom - Scotland
5: Johan de Bruycker
Altius: Belgium
6: Simon Finch, Anna MacMillan & John Teolis
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP: Canada
7: Heida Donegan & Padraig Walsh
Barlow, Lyde & Gilbert: China and Hong Kong
8: Thomas Kaas & Kim Rasmussen
Kromann Reumert: Denmark
9: Tarja Wist & Heli Lavonen
Waselius & Wist: Finland
10: Jean-Francois Adele
Jeantet Associes: France
11: Mattias Buttlar & Alexandra Hageleuken
Clifford Chance: Germany
12: Dina Wadia & Aashit Shah
J Sagar Associates: India
13: William Johnston
Arthur Cox: Ireland
14: Lisa Curran & Francesca Turitto
Allen & Overy LLP: Italy
15: Akira Marumo
Mori Hamada & Matsumoto: Japan
16: Toinon Hoss & Pit Reckinger
Elvinger, Hoss & Prussen: Luxembourg
17: David Vietor & Diederik Vriesendorp
NautaDutilh: The Netherlands
18: Sverre Tyrhaug
Thommessen Krefting Greve Lund AS Advokatfirma: Norway
19: Rafal Zakrzewski & Jan Zdzienicki
Clifford Chance: Poland
20: Eduardo Rodriguez-Rovira, Javier Illescas, Angel Perez Lopez, Jose Luis Vazquez
Uría Menéndez: Spain
21: Magnus Hedsund, Sofia Olsson & Henrik Ossborn
Advokatfirman Vinge KB: Sweden
22: Stefan Breitenstein & Fedor Poskriakov
Lenz & Staehelin: Switzerland
23: Marsha Simms & Danek Freeman
Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP: USA