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@book{41856,
author = {Kruger Andersen, Paul and Bertil Andersson, Jan and Baums, Theodor and Conac, PierreandHenri and Pokorná, Jarmila},
address = {Aarhus},
edition = {1},
keywords = {company; registration; shares; financing of companies; management of the company, general meeting; annual accounting; dissolution and liquidation},
howpublished = {elektronická verze "online"},
language = {eng},
location = {Aarhus},
publisher = {Aarhus BSS},
title = {EUROPEAN COMPANY LAW)},
url = {https://cesifin.it/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/EMCA.pdf},
year = {2017}
}
TY - BOOK
ID - 41856
AU - Kruger Andersen, Paul - Bertil Andersson, Jan - Baums, Theodor - Conac, Pierre-Henri - Pokorná, Jarmila
PY - 2017
TI - EUROPEAN COMPANY LAW)
VL - LSN Research Paper Series, no. 16-26
PB - Aarhus BSS
CY - Aarhus
KW - company
KW - registration
KW - shares
KW - financing of companies
KW - management of the company, general meeting
KW - annual accounting
KW - dissolution and liquidation
UR - https://cesifin.it/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/EMCA.pdf
N2 - European Model Companies Act is designed as a free-standing general company statute that can be enacted by Member States either substantially in its entirety or by the adoption of selected provisions. The EMCA offers the Member States a harmonized company law, but leaves it to each Member State to decide whether it will offer its businesses the advantages given by harmonization. The major benefit from an integrated company law framework is that it establishes similar conditions for company shareholders and third parties all over the EU, thus facilitating cross-border investment and trading by ensuring shareholder rights and rebuilding investor confidence. The EMCA is not a mandatory harmonization instrument, as Member States are not bound to follow the Model Act. Thus the EMCA can promote regulatory competition, but can also act as a tool for a harmonization of, and convergence between, Member States’ company laws.
ER -
KRUGER ANDERSEN, Paul, Jan BERTIL ANDERSSON, Theodor BAUMS and Pierre-Henri CONAC. \textit{EUROPEAN COMPANY LAW)}. Online. 1st ed. Aarhus: Aarhus BSS, 2017, 400 pp. LSN Research Paper Series, no. 16-26.
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