The author analyses the reform of Italian mutual institutions with references to the European law, in particular the Capital Requirement Regulation, the Capital Requirements Directive IV, and Commission Delegated Regulation n° 241/2014. The article offers an alternative solution that harmonises contrasting requirements between EU law, which limits capital instrument redemptions, and Italian corporate law, which provides for investment liquidation in cases where a shareholder does not agree with modifications of the company’s articles of association.
Il diritto al rimborso del socio recedente di banca popolare in seguito alla riforma t.u.b.
Carotenuto Luca
2018-01-01
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The author analyses the reform of Italian mutual institutions with references to the European law, in particular the Capital Requirement Regulation, the Capital Requirements Directive IV, and Commission Delegated Regulation n° 241/2014. The article offers an alternative solution that harmonises contrasting requirements between EU law, which limits capital instrument redemptions, and Italian corporate law, which provides for investment liquidation in cases where a shareholder does not agree with modifications of the company’s articles of association.File in questo prodotto:
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