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ARTICLE · 24 NOVEMBER 2023

Birleşme ve Devralmalarda 2024 Uluslararası Trendleri

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Birleşme ve devralma işlemlerinin ve bu işlemlere uluslararası piyasalarda uygulanan teknolojik, düzenleyici, ekonomik...

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2024 yılında Birleşme & Devralma İşlemlerini Bekleyen Uluslararası Trendler

Birleşme ve devralma işlemlerinin ve bu işlemlere uluslararası piyasalarda uygulanan teknolojik, düzenleyici, ekonomik, finansal ve vergisel eğilimlerin (trendler) takip edilmesi, detaylı bir şekilde ele alınması ve uygulanabilirliğinin ölçülmesi, hukuki düzende, teoriye olduğu kadar uygulamaya da hizmet etmektedir. Zira, bu hukuk dalı özellikle güncel ekonomik gelişmelerden, rekabeti önleyici uygulamalardan, finansal piyasalardan, düzenleyici otoritelerin regülasyon ve kararlarından ve teknolojik gelişmelerden oldukça etkilenmektedir.

Söz konusu trendlerin işlemin gerçekleştiği bir veya birden fazla ülkenin hukukuna uyarlanması ve bu trendlere uygulanacak hukuk kurallarının belirlenmesinin gerekliliği, hukukçuların, finans, vergi, teknolojik ve rekabet uygulamalarını ve trendlerini yakından takip etmelerini gerektirmektedir. Bu şekilde yaşayan bir hukuk dalı haline gelen birleşme ve

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