Company Law (en cours)
Auteur : Louis Vogel
Sommaire de l’ouvrage
Introduction
Title 1: Formation of the company
Chapter 1: Financing the company
Chapter 2: Exercise of voting rights
Chapter 3: Shareholders' agreements
Section 1: Transformations
I: Ordinary law mergers
II: Specific regime for cross-border mergers
A: Participants
1°: Preliminary operations
2°: Negotiations
b): Use of borrowing
C: Execution of the operation
Section 3: Spin-offs
Section 4: Partial asset contributions
Title 3: Corporate groups
Title 4: Exit from the company
Part 2: Rules specific to each type of company
243. Use of shareholders' equity
1 minute de lecture
The simplest and quickest way to acquire a company is to do so with one's own funds. If the acquirer is a company, it can use the cash it already has to avoid resorting to borrowing, but this will reduce the company's shareholders' equity accordingly. It can also proceed internally with a capital increase by issuing either new shares, ordinary or with preferential rights, or marketable securities. …