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    PSD2 And Intermediated Payments: CJEU Judgment Clarifies Scope

    The Court of Justice of the European Union has ruled on whether an intermediary providing security deposit services falls within the scope of the Payment Services Directive 2. The judgment clarifies when funds transfer activities constitute regulated payment services versus ancillary functions to a primary business offering. This decision has significant implications for financial service providers operating in the European Union.
    European UnionFinance and Banking
    Arthur Cox
    Arthur Cox
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    Decision On Adjustment Of Statutory Interest In The Netherlands

    Statutory interest is the interest that a creditor can legally demand if debtor is in arrears with the payments. As of 1 January 2024, due to the increase in the ECB interest rate the statutory interest rate for non-commercial transactions will also be adjusted from 6% to 7%.
    NetherlandsCorporate/Commercial Law
NAZALI Attorney Partnership
NAZALI Attorney Partnership
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    Cessie- En Verpandingsverboden Van Vorderingen Verliezen Meestal Goederenrechtelijk Effect

    Afgelopen vrijdag 21 maart heeft de Hoge Raad in de zaak Coface Finanz/Intergamma feitelijk een einde gemaakt aan het goederenrechtelijk effect van contractuele cessie- en verpandingsverboden
    NetherlandsCorporate/Commercial Law
    De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek
    De Brauw Blackstone Westbroek
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    Wet opheffing verpandingsverboden

    Op 4 maart 2025 is het Wetsvoorstel opheffing verpandingsverboden aangenomen door de Eerste Kamer. Deze wet maakt een einde aan bedingen in het handelsverkeer die ertoe strekken...
    NetherlandsCorporate/Commercial Law
    BUREN
    BUREN
  • Article

    Structuring And Operationalising TSAs For Carve-out Success

    Every transition services agreement (TSA) is specific to the carve-out deal, and aligning the expectations of both the buyer and the seller is critical.
    GlobalCorporate/Commercial Law
    TMF Group BV
    TMF Group BV
  • Article

    Carve-out: A Smooth Transition

    When a business unit no longer aligns with corporate strategy or another party can extract greater value from it, a carve-out presents a strategic solution. However, separating an integrated division from its parent organization involves far more complexity than a standard acquisition, requiring careful disentanglement of staff, systems, contracts, and support services. What critical pitfalls must both sellers and buyers navigate to ensure a successful carve-out transaction?
    NetherlandsCorporate/Commercial Law
    Fruytier Lawyers in Business
    Fruytier Lawyers in Business
  • Article

    Top 5 Legal Due Diligence Findings In Dutch M&A Transactions | #1: Change Of Control Clauses

    In the dynamic landscape of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the Netherlands, the legal due diligence investigation remains one of the most critical phases of any transaction.
    NetherlandsCorporate/Commercial Law
    BUREN
    BUREN
  • Article

    Where To Find Out Company Information In The Netherlands?

    In this article, we explain how commercial registration works for companies in the Netherlands.
    NetherlandsCorporate/Commercial Law
    Logan & Partners
    Logan & Partners
  • Article

    CJEU Clarifies The Scope Of ‘payment Services’ Under PSD2

    The Court of Justice of the European Union has delivered a landmark judgment clarifying whether businesses that receive, hold and transfer client funds are providing regulated payment services under PSD2.
    NetherlandsFinance and Banking
    Ganado Advocates
    Ganado Advocates
  • Article

    Samenwerking En Goede Contracten Bieden Kansen In Het Bouwcontractenrecht

    De bouw- en projectontwikkeling heeft al geruime tijd te maken met uitdagingen. De bouwkosten stijgen, de marges zijn klein en de noodzaak tot samenwerking wordt steeds groter.
    NetherlandsReal Estate and Construction
    Van Diepen Van der Kroef Advocaten
    Van Diepen Van der Kroef Advocaten
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    Call-in Powers For Dutch Competition Watchdog Are One Step Closer After Publication Of Revised Bill

    The Dutch parliament is considering legislation that would fundamentally alter merger control by granting the Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) power to review transactions below traditional turnover thresholds.
    NetherlandsAntitrust/Competition Law
    Loyens & Loeff
    Loyens & Loeff
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    The Dutch Abolition Of Pledge Prohibitions Act

    On 01 July 2025, the Abolition of Pledge Prohibitions Act (the Act; “Wet opheffing verpandingsverboden” in Dutch) entered into force. This legislative change has significant implications for business financing, particularly for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
    NetherlandsCorporate/Commercial Law
    GGI | Global Alliance
    GGI | Global Alliance
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    Selling Goods In The Netherlands: A Sales Model Overview

    There are various sales models that can be considered by manufacturers and traders that want to bring goods to market in The Netherlands.
    NetherlandsCorporate/Commercial Law
    BUREN
    BUREN
  • Article

    The Application Of Earn-Out Clauses In M&A Transactions: Advantages, Challenges, And Contractual Design

    In M&A transactions, Earn-Out provisions represent a flexible instrument to bridge discrepancies in valuation expectations.
    NetherlandsCorporate/Commercial Law
    BUREN
    BUREN
  • Article

    The Netherlands' WTTA Act: What International Advisors Need To Know

    The Netherlands is preparing for a significant change in how companies can deploy personnel to other organisations. With the new WTTA Act expected to take effect on 01 January 2028...
    NetherlandsCorporate/Commercial Law
    GGI | Global Alliance
    GGI | Global Alliance
  • Article

    Why The Netherlands Is The Natural European Gateway For Indian Manufacturers And Exporters.

    For Indian manufacturers seeking a European distribution foothold, the Netherlands presents a compelling case built on world-class logistics infrastructure, predictable commercial law, and strategic positioning to navigate Red Sea and Strait of Hormuz disruptions. This analysis examines how Dutch distribution and agency frameworks operate under civil law, what contractual provisions can mitigate ongoing maritime volatility, and why Rotterdam and Schiphol together form Europe's most resilient gateway for Ind
    European UnionInternational Law
    BUREN
    BUREN
  • Article

    Opening A Business In The Netherlands

    The Netherlands is generally considered a perfect springboard into the European market. Many companies have already chosen the Netherlands as their gateway to Europe.
    NetherlandsEmployment and HR
    L&E Global
    L&E Global
  • Article

    The UAV-GC 2025: Key Changes

    On 14 January 2025, the Uniform Administrative Conditions for Integrated Contracts 2025 (UAV-GC) was published, introducing significant modifications affecting both the employers and contractors.
    NetherlandsReal Estate and Construction
    Loyens & Loeff
    Loyens & Loeff
  • Article

    Merkenrisico bij bedrijfsovernames: een kostbare les

    When Babilou Family acquired BLOS Kinderopvang in 2021, they inherited more than just a childcare business—they inherited a trademark conflict that would force a complete rebrand to BASKER. What went wrong in the due diligence process, and how could this costly dispute have been prevented?
    European UnionIntellectual Property
    Novagraaf Netherlands BV
    Novagraaf Netherlands BV
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    Slimme Bedrijfsovernames: Hoe Koop Ik Succesvol Een Bedrijf Uit Faillissement?

    Een bedrijf kopen uit een faillissement (doorstart) kan een interessante en lucratieve manier van bedrijfsovername zijn. Maar het is wel een heel ander proces dan een reguliere overname.
    NetherlandsInsolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-Structuring
    Van Diepen Van der Kroef Advocaten
    Van Diepen Van der Kroef Advocaten
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