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ARTICLE · 04 SEPTEMBER 2015

Mergers & Acquisitions: Fourth Edition - Mexico

Basham, Ringe y Correa, S.C.
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The most recent legislation regarding corporate governance in Mexico was the new Securities Law (SL), which become effective in June 2006.

MexicoCorporate/Commercial Law
Daniel Del Rio
Daniel Del Rio
Jesús Colunga
Jesús Colunga
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Regarding the main sources related to corporate governance in our country, the most important legal orders are the General Corporations Law (GCL), the Federal Code of Commerce, the Securities Law (SL), the Financial Institutions Law, the Mutual Funds Law and the Federal Act to Prevent and Identify Illegally-Funded Transactions and its Regulations.

The most recent legislation regarding corporate governance in Mexico was the new Securities Law (SL), which become effective in June 2006.

Moreover, it is important to note that the National Banking and Securities Commission issues securities and circulars containing provisions in corporate governance matters, which are applicable to issuers of securities in general, as well as to companies quoted on stock exchanges.

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