Overview

"The ""Legal Practice Course Guides"" have been revised, expanded and updated to take account of the many changes in legislation and course structure that have happened in the last year. Each guide explains the relevant substantive and procedural law and, where appropriate, contains sample precedents, documents and checklists. The books provide a guide to the law, notes, exercises and case studies produced by each institution and the ""raw material"" found in the practitioner texts. This guide has been written specifically for students of the Corporate Finance or Public Company Financing option of the Legal Practice Course, but it should also be useful to any students of corporate finance and those working in the corporate finance markets in the City. It is a practical guide to the transactions which form the core of this subject, particularly share issues, corporate reconstructions, mergers and acquisitions. As well as tax questions, the book covers all relevant law and regulations affecting these transactions, including the Financial Services Act, the Stock Exchange Yellow Book and the City Code on Takeovers and Mergers."

Full Product Details

Author:   Dr. Richard King ,  Professor Scott Slorach
Publisher:   Oxford University Press
Imprint:   Blackstone Press Ltd
Edition:   1999 ed
ISBN:  

9781854319074

ISBN 10:   1854319078
Pages:   236
Publication Date:   25 January 1999
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Undergraduate ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Replaced By:   9781841740676
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   To order  
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Table of Contents

"Part 1 The regulatory superstructure: what is regulation?; what is regulation for? what form does regulation take: what is regulated and by whom?; regulation of financial services; regulation of the securities market; regulation and the role of lawyers. Part 2 Corporate governance: Companies Act regulation for public companies; statutory and regulatory controls on public company directors; the role of shareholders in corporate governance; the role of advisers in corporate governance. Part 3 Securities offerings: what are ""securities""?; underwriting and placing; the ""players""; initial public offerings; subsequent offerings; timetable; documents; checklist. Part 4 Regulation and liability in securities offerings: a public market for securities; listing securities on The London Stock Exchange; offers of unlisted companies. Part 5 Acquisitions: buying companies or businesses; the parties; timetable; purchase agreement; regulation of acquisitions; checklists. Part 6 Joint ventures: what is a joint venture?; why a joint venture?; what is needed for a joint venture?; joint venture companies - the lawyer's role; other issues. Part 7 Management buy-ins: typical structure; issues to watch. Part 8 Takeovers: what is a takeover?; why launch a takeover?; the takeover ""market""; parties to a takeover; outline of a takeover; strategic planning in takeovers; law and regulation in takeovers; the City Code on Takeovers and Mergers and the Takeover Panel; the Substantial Acquisitions Rules (the ""SARs""); the Stock Eschange and the ""Yellow Book""; Companies Act 1985 - notification of interests in shares; Companies Act 1985 - financial assistance for the acquisition of shares; Companies 1985 - acquisition of minority interests; insider dealing; Financial Services 1986; merger control; common law; takeover checklist. Part 9 Corporate creativity. Part 10 Company rescues and failures. Part 11 Case study. (Part contents)"

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