Abstract
Chapter 10 discusses protection measures for creditors and employees in cross-border seat transfers by making use of the concept of legal strategies as developed by Kraakman et aliter and applying it to cross-border seat transfers. This application provides for different legal strategies that can be used in order to protect stakeholders such as a maintenance or a re-application strategy, an information strategy, rules and standards, entry and exit strategies, initiation and veto rights and trusteeship and rewards. The effectiveness of these strategies are examined at the example of employees and creditors and it is shown that both stakeholders can be protected through different means spanning from the contractual over the national to the European level.Other Chapters (on ssrn):Chapter 2: Concepts of 'Seat' and 'Seat Transfer' Chapter 3: The Impact of European Law on Cross-Border Seat TransfersChapter 4: Current Regulation of Cross-Border Transfers of the Registered Office at the Domestic and European LevelChapter 5: The Theoretical Reasoning Behind Adopting Stakeholder Protection in Cross-Border Seat Transfers in the EUChapter 6: Empirical Data on Risks of Stakeholders in Cross-Border Seat TransfersChapter 7: The Seat as a Connecting Factor to Different Laws
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