With the takeover law set out in articles 26-30 of 2011's Alternative Investment Managers Directive, the European legislator adopted special rules to prevent asset stripping by financial investors. Till J. Trouvain conducts an in-depth analysis of these provisions, highlights their weaknesses and criticizes the idea of a special takeover law for the private equity and hedge fund industry.
With the takeover law set out in articles 26-30 of 2011's Alternative Investment Managers Directive, the European legislator adopted special rules to prevent asset stripping by financial investors. Till J. Trouvain conducts an in-depth analysis of these provisions, highlights their weaknesses and criticizes the idea of a special takeover law for the private equity and hedge fund industry.
Till J. Trouvain
Geboren 1992; Studium der Rechtwissenschaften mit wirtschaftswissenschaftlicher Zusatzausbildung in Bayreuth; Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Lehrstuhl für Bürgerliches Recht, deutsches, europäisches und internationales Unternehmens- und Kapitalmarktrecht der Universität Bayreuth; Promotionsstipendiat der Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung für die Freiheit; bis 2020 LL.M.-Studium an der University of Chicago Law School.
Superdividende Heuschrecken Private Equity Leveraged Buyout (LBO) Related Party Transactions Ausschlachtung