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Corporate Finance Survival Pack

Duties of directors
Statutory responsibilities
Role of the chairman
Executive, non-executive and shadow directors
Combined Code, Model Code & IPC Guidelines
Higgs recommendations
Takeovers of listed companies

Rules & regulations
Listing Rules
Takeover Code
Rules for substantial acquisitions of shares
Competition rules

Managing relationships
Appointing advisers
Audit committees
Banking relationships
Financial PR
Managing an AGM

Financial Services and Markets Act (FSMA)
Authorisation
Financial promotion
Market abuse
Insider dealing

Areas of potential complexity
Financial assistance
Joint & several liability
Powers of attorney
Fraudulent trading
Initiating an MBO
Due diligence and verification
Warranties and disclosures
Completion meetings

HOW YOU WILL BENEFIT

Participants will gain a thorough overview of the rules and regulations surrounding corporate finance activities, highlighting those areas likely to cause serious problems if overlooked. The course will enable executive and non-executive directors of public companies and non-specialist practitioners to achieve a workable understanding of the legislation, rule books, conventions and practices surrounding corporate finance transactions - with emphasis on the practical issues involved in concluding a deal within the regulatory framework. A knowledge of personal responsibilities and potential liabilities should ensure that the specialist advice available to directors and their advisers during the course of a transaction is used to best advantage.

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