Examples of using Cross-border mergers in English and their translations into Swedish
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Foreign investment within the EU doubled between 1997 and 1998 and cross-border mergers and take-overs have reached record levels.
The Nordea Group was formed through successive cross-border mergers of banks based in the Nordic countries(Sweden,
The Commission was given sole control over all major cross-border mergers, whereas previously they had to go through a number of different procedures in individual EU countries.
It thus opened the way to a new proposal on cross-border mergers, based on similar principles.
The merger rules can also help to facilitate consolidation and cross-border mergers in sectors where national barriers persist.
This type of re-organisation is often accompanied by cross-border mergers and acquisitions, which currently result in a combination of one-off
In future, then, cross-border mergers of credit institutions, insurance companies and investment firms will be made increasingly easier, and there are four reasons why this is the case.
Through consolidation in industry- cross-border mergers and take-overs- and internationalising- notably with the US industrial fabric- big companies
In the short term the Commission intends, inter alia, to adopt proposals for directives on cross-border mergers and the transfer of the seat from one Member State to another.
Ministers asked the Commission to study possible obstacles to cross-border mergers and acquisitions in the financial sector,
Second, the directive's usefulness is reduced by the fact that currently there is no EU company law framework for cross-border mergers.
Initiatives to facilitate the use of digital technologies throughout a company's lifecycle and cross-border mergers and divisions.
such as cross-border mergers, or concerning the internal market.
seeking to expand activities through cross-border mergers or vertically integrating along the clearing and settlement chain;
Initiatives to facilitate the use of digital technologies throughout a company's lifecycle and facilitation of cross-border mergers and divisions.
Soon, the Cross-Border Mergers Directive, which will enter into force in December,
The Cross-Border Mergers Directive, adopted in 2005, aims at facilitating mergers of limited-liability companies on a cross-border basis.
Although there is no civil law covering cross-border mergers and split-offs, they are still not covered by the directive.
Boosting cross-border cooperation, especially regarding cross-border mergers and branches in other Member States,
Fourthly, one has to consider cross-border mergers and pooling, an area in which the considerable fiscal obstacles that still remain need to be removed.