Objectives and Management of Validity of Shareholders Agreements A shareholders agreement is typically defined as a long-term co-operational contract made between the shareholders of a company limited by shares. These agreements (which are also known as voting agreements and consortium agreements) typically govern shareholders mutual relations and their rights and responsibilities in the company. Also, venture capitalists often use shareholders agreements to ensure the successful realisation of investments made in the target company. Furthermore, it is quite common that the company itself or its significant creditor engages with an agreement made between the shareholders. Shareholders agreements may comprise all or some of the shareh...
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According to the Finnish Bankruptcy Act (120/2004, as amended) Chapter 1, Section 5, conditional cla...
Administrative sciences are fragmented into anumber of subfields; the most important dividingline se...
According to the Finnish Limited Liability Companies Act, the purpose of a company is to generate pr...
This study investigates the legal effects of contract negotiations under Finnish law. As a rule, con...
This article explores whether a stakeholder-oriented approach to Company Law would be a more efficie...
Long-term partnerships have become popular models in Finnish public and private sectors. Public-Priv...
One of the most characteristic features of the Finnish Companies Act 21.7.2006/624 (hereinafter the ...
This thesis investigates the relationship between Finnish Company law and corporate social responsib...
The purpose of the Finnish Companies Act 2006 was to increase operating freedom of Finnish companies...
This article analyzes commission sales and purchases and their regulation in Finnish securities mark...
The purpose of the study is to compare Finnish and Swedish securities markets regulation and supervi...
The study examines illegal and immoral contracts and the legal effects of same. The legal order impo...
In order to answer the raised question: can shareholders’ agreement be one of the measures to avoid ...
In industries such as construction, maintenance and warehousing, business contracts typically includ...
The subject of the study is the tax treatment of capital flows between partnerships and their partne...
According to the Finnish Bankruptcy Act (120/2004, as amended) Chapter 1, Section 5, conditional cla...
Administrative sciences are fragmented into anumber of subfields; the most important dividingline se...
According to the Finnish Limited Liability Companies Act, the purpose of a company is to generate pr...