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A detailed and authoritative practitioner work on mergers and acquisitions of companies in the US and UK, this will be an important reference for lawyers on both sides of the Atlantic (including all major companies with dealings in those jurisdictions). It covers law and practice in the US and UK in equal detail: the US chapters cover both federal and key state regulatory regimes; UK chapters include coverage of the City Code and developments in the European Union. The author combines a strong academic background with extensive experience as a practicing lawyer with the US firm Shearman & Sterling, one of the top mergers and acquisitions firms in the world.
This work investigates the complex regulatory frameworks and practical legal requirements governing mergers and acquisitions within the United States and the United Kingdom. Author Stephen Kenyon-Slade, leveraging his extensive background at the international firm Shearman & Sterling, provides a comparative analysis of these two distinct legal systems. The text synthesizes federal and state-level US regulations with the UK's City Code and relevant European Union directives to offer a comprehensive guide for legal practitioners. By bridging these jurisdictions, the book establishes a framework for navigating cross-border corporate transactions.
What You Will Find
Legal professionals and corporate practitioners frequently cite this text as a primary reference for navigating the nuances of transatlantic mergers. Experts highlight the author's ability to balance rigorous academic analysis with the practical realities of high-stakes corporate law.
Page Count:
888
Publication Date:
2004-05-20
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0198260512
ISBN-13:
9780198260516
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