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  • The Netherlands
    Developments in public M&A in the Netherlands in 2001 – hostile offers and other battles By Karine Kodde and Jan Louis Burggraaf of Allen & Overy, Amsterdam
    April 03 2002
  • Germany
    The new German Takeover Law from an international perspective By Geza Martin Toth-Feher, partner, and Alexander Ballmann, Julia Launhard and Franziska Stahlknecht associates of Weil, Gotshal & Manges, London
    April 03 2002
  • Italy
    Public M&A – a survey of Consob resolution 2000 – 2001 By Paolo Montironi and Lukas Plattner NCTM – Studio Legale Associato
    April 03 2002
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    About the authors
    Gerald Schmidsberger is an attorney at law and partner of Saxinger, Chalupsky, Weber & Partners, Vienna, Linz, Wels. His main areas of work are corporate law, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), securities regulations, banking and finance. He is a lecturer and author of several corporate law and M&A publications. Before becoming an attorney-at-law Mr Schmidsberger worked for an international accounting firm.
    April 03 2002
  • Russia
    Mergers and acquisitions under Russian law and practice: general overview By Alexandre Muranov of Monastyrsky, Zyuba, Semenov & Partners, Moscow
    April 03 2002
  • Canada
    Year in review By the M&A Practice Group of Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP, Toronto
    April 03 2002
  • Ratings agencies in post-Enron spotlight
    The leading international rating agencies are facing an investigation by US lawmakers that could lead to more regulation over their activities.
    March 31 2002
  • European Parliament passes securities laws
    In late March the European Parliament passed laws recognizing a pan-European prospectus, clamping down on insider trading and introducing tougher rules for bank insurance.
    March 31 2002
  • Why Canadian securitization needs legal evolution
    Growth in the Canadian securitization slowed dramatically last year but there are grounds for optimism in favourable treatment by the courts and the growth of products such as extendable commercial paper as a liquidity substitute. Martin Fingerhut of Blake, Cassels & Graydon, Toronto, looks at the market’s future
    March 31 2002
  • SEC opens door to internet-only communication
    In a landmark ruling, the SEC has allowed American Life to communicate with investors purely via the internet. However, as Sebastian Sperber and Eric Kolodner of Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton in Hong Kong explain, it is far from clear where this will lead or what the effects of the Electronic Signatures Act will be
    March 31 2002
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