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- Title
Market Abuse Regulation: Impact on U.S. Public Companies--Part III.
- Authors
Panasar, Raj S.; Silverman, Leslie N.; Flow, Sandra L.; Dalvi, Aseet Vasudev; Martin, Jackson
- Abstract
This multi-part article focuses on the Market Abuse Regulations implications for U.S. public companies' ongoing obligations and other ordinary course activities if they have debt, equity or other securities admitted to trading on EU trading venues, or are contemplating such admissions to trading. The first part of the article, which appeared in the January 2017 issue of The Banking Law Journal, gave an overview of the changes made to the previous regime by the Market Abuse Regulation, with particular focus on the ongoing obligation to disclose inside information. The second part of the article, which appeared in the February 2017 issue of The Banking Law Journal, focused on restrictions on managers' dealings. This final part of the article explores the obligation to maintain insider lists and impacts on share repurchase programs, as well as certain other considerations. Capitalized terms used in this part of the article but not defined have the meanings set out in the first or second part of this article.
- Subjects
PUBLIC companies; EXECUTIVES; BANKING laws; REPURCHASE agreements; MARKET laws; AMERICAN business enterprises
- Publication
Banking Law Journal, 2017, Vol 134, Issue 3, p138
- ISSN
0005-5506
- Publication type
Article