Trade mark attorney Eve Duggan contributed to the The Chartered Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys review with article Click Win Collected on case O/0004/24, Subway IP LLC v NVK Ltd, UK IPO. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/e7vebhwh This article was first published in the May issue of CITMA Review, the journal of the Chartered Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys (CITMA). For more information on CITMA, please visit citma.org.uk
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New UK Listing Rules effective 29 July include a new listing category of equity shares (commercial companies) that retains many of the previous rules for premium listings but streamlines the requirements for IPOs and other transactions. #capitalmarkets #mergersandacquisitions #privateequity #uk #ipo Danny Tricot Adam Howard Justin Lau Olivia Moul Martin Katunar
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FAQ 3: Can a shareholder's agreement be changed once it's in place? Yes, most definitely. A shareholder's agreement can be amended if all parties agree to the changes. The only thing to note is that its very important to follow the procedures outlined in the agreement itself and ensure all changes are legally documented. #shareholders #agreements #
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A buy-out order is an important alternative form of relief available in Cayman just and equitable winding up petitions. Where such relief is sought and the value of the subject shares has declined significantly from the time of the impugned conduct to the time of the buy-out order, the appropriate valuation date will be a hotly contested issue between investor and company. Read our article which analyses a recent Cayman judgment involving the improper exercise of compulsory redemption powers to dilute and disenfranchise a majority shareholder, in which the Court held that a buy-out order was an adequate alternative to winding up of the company, but that the investor’s rejection of an earlier offer to purchase its shares at fair value rendered it unfair to value the shares at a date earlier than order: https://lnkd.in/gxbU6Ryn #offshore #caymanislands #insolvency #windingup #disputeresolution #redemptionrights #buyout
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The Right of First Refusal: Protecting Shareholder Interests Imagine you own a remote and want to sell it. You can easily go to the market and sell it to any willing buyer without any restrictions. But the scenario changes drastically when you own shares in a company. Shares, though a form of property, are governed by different rules and restrictions that protect the interests of existing shareholders. One such restriction is known as the Right of First Refusal (ROFR). The ROFR is typically incorporated into shareholder agreements and plays a crucial role in regulating share transfers. If you want to sell your shares to a third party, even if they offer a good price, you can't proceed directly with the sale. Instead, you must first offer those shares to the existing shareholders at the same price and terms. Only if the current shareholders decline to purchase can you then sell to the third party. This mechanism ensures that existing shareholders have the opportunity to maintain control and avoid the dilution of their stake in the company. In essence, while you may own the shares, the ability to freely transfer them is subject to the rights and privileges of other shareholders, highlighting the intricate balance between ownership and shareholder agreements. #ShareholderRights #CorporateGovernance #RightOfFirstRefusal #ROFR #InvestorProtection #BusinessLaw #StartupAdvice #LegalCompliance #CorporateLaw #Entrepreneurship
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"Pre-Emption clause" in a Shareholders Agreement - what is it? Let's understand. A Pre-Emption clause offers important protection to the existing shareholders of the company. This clause gives existing shareholders the first right to buy new shares before they are offered to outsiders, ensuring that their ownership percentage is not diluted when the company issues new shares. Consider this: You’ve built your business, invested time, effort, and money, and now the company needs to raise capital. A pre-emption clause ensures that your hard-earned share of the business doesn’t get diluted without your consent or a fair chance to maintain your ownership percentage. Why is this so important? For a few reasons. 1. It allows the shareholders to maintain their level of control and influence in the company. 2. By offering shares to existing shareholders first, the company avoids bringing in an outside investor. 3. It ensures that shareholders can protect their investment and maintain their stake in the company. If you’re negotiating a shareholders’ agreement, make sure a pre-emption clause is part of the conversation to protect your interests. In the next post, we’ll discuss the difference between Pre-emption Clause and Right of FIrst Refusal (ROFR). Stay tuned, and follow me for more such content. #PreEmption #shareholdersagreement #investor #lawyer
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