German capital rules

Article Abstract:

Management buyouts, in Germany, require several legal documents, such as the service agreement for management which are issued to each manager and gives details of their pay, length of notice and employee benefits. A shareholders agreement may be issued although the details may already have been included in the subscription and articles agreements. Subscription agreements necessitates investors to buy shares in the target company for a specified price. Management will be called upon to supply warranties. Articles or partnership agreements give details on the share rights.

Acquisitions & Mergers Analysis, Germany, Financial analysis

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A substantial turnaround in Italy

Article Abstract:

The complex legal and financial systems, in Italy, have affected the developing buyout market. Although some foreign private equity firms are taking more interest in investing in deals in Italy. It is anticipated deals in Italy, for 1998, will maintain levels of 1997. Buyout deals increased in value to 5 trillion lira in 1997, from 493 million lira in 1995. A limited number of buyouts came as the result of privatisations, with a third arising from the disposal of private companies. The majority of buyouts are due to large corporations selling their subsidiary companies.

Acquisitions Analysis-Foreign, Italy, Foreign business enterprises

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