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A one-stop guide to the local practical issues involved conducting
transactions in a foreign country.
Business executives and their adversaries participating in a transaction in a
foreign country need a clear and concise framework of understanding, which
will enable them to identify the critical issues likely to affect the course
of the deal and to formulate the questions on which detailed advice will be
needed.
Now firmly established and respected as a major reference work on the subject,
Corporate Acquisitions and Mergers provides a one-stop guide to the local
practical issues involved. Some of the world's most distinguished law firms,
each of them identified as a leading firm in the mergers and acquisitions
field in their own country, offer a rich source of information and advice on
domestic issues arising on M&A transactions.
The book has been restructured and expanded to cover all the most significant
economies in the world (some 50 countries in all). The work is kept up-to-date
by regular supplements, which track the key changes and developments in
national laws and practice affecting mergers and acquisitions. The work now
offers a truly global coverage.
Each country section aims to adopt a broadly similar framework and structure.
The topics addressed are:
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Local economic, political and cultural aspects
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The regulatory framework
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Most common types of transaction
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Common financing methods
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Antitrust/competition issues
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Taxation aspects
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Employment considerations
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Procedural formalities
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Accounting treatment
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Prospective future developments.
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