The Takeovers Panel Process

Topics:
Acquisitions
Tags:
ASICs,
Semiconductors,
Panel,
Mergers & Acquisitions,
Investment,
Hardware,
Finance,
Corporate Law,
Business Operations,
University Of Melbourne
Source:
University of Melbourne

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Overview: The paper informs about the takeovers panel process. The Panel's functions are: to give civil remedies in relation to takeover bids (in place of the courts); reviewing ASIC decisions under Chapter 6 (in place of the AAT); and making rules to supplement and clarify Chapter 6.1 The old function of declaring certain conduct and acquisitions to be unacceptable (and making orders in relation to them) has been subsumed in the new function of giving civil relief during bids, on the ground that unacceptable circumstances exist.

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Format: PDF | Size: 35KB | Date: Dec 2000 | Pages: 13

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