Publisher's Synopsis
This book is a 'must-have' for everyone involved in company law and company acquisitions. Now in its eighth edition, this well-respected title has been amended and updated to take account of all relevant caselaw and major legislative developments, including: the Company Law Reform Bill, TUPE Regulations 2006, Enterprise Act 2000, Financial Services and Markets Act 2000, IFRS3 and changes to income tax provisions following the Finance Act. It covers all aspects of the corporate acquisition process. From the strategic decision to make an acquisition, to planning and implementation, all the way through to post acquisition management. Anybody involved in acquiring companies - legal advisers, chairman, company secretaries, corporate executives, mergers and acquisitions professionals - will benefit from the easy to follow step by step stage by stage instructions and a huge amount of legal knowledge. 5 KEY reasons why you need this book: It shows you how to confidently and successfully negotiate the rules and regulations whether you are a potential acquirer or anticipating a bid Step by step, it guides you through the entire process from start to finish The accessible and practical format ensures you'll quickly know what to do and when to do it It covers both a strategic and operational perspective - a feature unique to this title It's in-depth, detailed and authoritative… no stone is left unturned Each stage of the process is examined from both a legal perspective and a practical point of view. Whether you are a potential acquirer or anticipating a bid this essential book supplies the detail and guidance required to plan and execute the process.
