A 'Copenhagen Effect'?: Denmark's answer to Centros: a far-reaching company law reform aimed at strengthening the ‘free movement of companies'

Erik Werlauff

A 'Copenhagen Effect'? Denmark's answer to Centros: a far-reaching company law reform aimed at strengthening the ‘free movement of companies'

Bidragets oversatte titel: En 'Copenhagen effect'?: Danmarks svar på Centros: en vidtgående selskabsreform,der styrker 'selskabernes frie bevægelighed'

Erik Werlauff

Juridisk Institut

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Abstract

Artiklen efterprøver på grundlag af den danske selskabsreform 2009/10, om den liberalisering og internationalisering, der herved har fundet sted af den danske lovgivning om aktie- og anpartsselskaber, er så betydningsfuld, at det fremtidigt giver mening at tale om en "Copenhagen effect" i konkurrence med den allerede kendte "London effect".
Udgivelsesdato: August 2009

Bidragets oversatte titel	En 'Copenhagen effect'?: Danmarks svar på Centros: en vidtgående selskabsreform,der styrker 'selskabernes frie bevægelighed'
Originalsprog	Engelsk
Tidsskrift	European Company Law
Vol/bind	6
Udgave nummer	4
Sider (fra-til)	160-168
ISSN	1572-4999
Status	Udgivet - 2009

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London effekt
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udenlandske selskaber
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kapitalkrav

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