How Are Mergers and Acquisitions Regulated?
Mergers and acquisitions in Argentina are regulated under the General Companies Law No. 19,550 and the Antitrust Law No. 27,442. Companies must seek approval from the Argentine Antitrust Commission for…
Mergers and acquisitions in Argentina are regulated under the General Companies Law No. 19,550 and the Antitrust Law No. 27,442. Companies must seek approval from the Argentine Antitrust Commission for…
Corporate governance and accountability are regulated by the General Companies Law and the Capital Markets Law, which establish the roles and responsibilities of corporate directors and executives. These regulations promote…
Financial reporting and disclosure requirements in Argentina are managed by the CNV, which mandates that publicly traded companies submit regular financial reports, audited financial statements, and disclose material events that…
Anti-trust and competition concerns in M&A are addressed through the Antitrust Law No. 27,442. The Argentine Antitrust Commission reviews mergers and acquisitions to prevent the formation of monopolies or anti-competitive…
Cross-border M&A transactions in Argentina are regulated by both national laws and international trade agreements. Companies engaging in cross-border deals must comply with foreign exchange regulations, tax laws, and obtain…