Transactions and market entry
What brings clients to this practice and what it costs to resolve.
€150mCombined turnover threshold for a concentration filing
€30mTurnover in the Netherlands required of at least two undertakings
4 weeksStandstill period after notification
What this practice covers
01The seller refuses to give warranties in a share deal
02The seller refuses to give warranties in an asset deal
03The seller refuses to give warranties in a joint venture
04The seller refuses to give warranties in a minority investment
05The seller refuses to give warranties in a carve-out
06The seller refuses to give warranties in a distressed acquisition
07The seller refuses to give warranties on inbound greenfield entry
08A mandatory screening filing surfaces mid-process in a share deal
Who works on this
—Hugo Steenbergen
Author profile
—Femke van Loon
Author profile
Questions we are asked
QThe seller refuses to give warranties in a share deal
See the note.
QThe seller refuses to give warranties in an asset deal
See the note.
QThe seller refuses to give warranties in a joint venture
See the note.
QThe seller refuses to give warranties in a minority investment
See the note.
QThe seller refuses to give warranties in a carve-out
See the note.
What this does not cover- Matters below the cantonal threshold
- Private client work
Request a route noteFixed fee · quoted in 1 working day →
or book a 20-minute scoping call
Recent
The seller refuses to give warranties in a share deal
The seller refuses to give warranties in an asset deal
The seller refuses to give warranties in a joint venture
The seller refuses to give warranties in a minority investment