The radical reform of the German Bonds Act carried out in 2009 borrowed heavily from stock corporation law. Philip Liebenow contends that this approach is a sensible one and demonstrates how the act organises bondholders into a (non-incorporated) association.
The radical reform of the German Bonds Act carried out in 2009 borrowed heavily from stock corporation law. Philip Liebenow contends that this approach is a sensible one and demonstrates how the act organises bondholders into a (non-incorporated) association.
Philip Liebenow
Geboren 1983; Studium der Rechtswissenschaft in Hamburg (Bucerius Law School) und Cambridge (Trinity College, University of Cambridge); wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Lehrstuhl für Unternehmensrecht, Bucerius Law School; 2015 Promotion; derzeit in einer internationalen Unternehmensberatung in Berlin tätig.
Sanierung Restrukturierung von Anleihen Anleiherestrukturierung Kapitalmarktrecht Schuldverschreibungsrecht SchVG