September 14 - Forbes - The Dutch Finance Ministry has published proposals to sharpen regulations around company takeovers to provide greater transparency about the bonuses paid to company directors and the consequences for employees, while also implementing stricter time frames.
The legislation will also serve to implement the Dutch government's response to the EU Takeover Directive, obligating a company that takes a 30 pct stake or more of another company to make a mandatory offer for all of the company's outstanding shares at a fair price.
Greater supervisory powers will also be granted to the Dutch stock markets regulator AFM, which will in future be required to assess a company's offer documentation. Read More.
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