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Navigating CRD VI – the impact on M&A transactions

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Dr. Verena Ritter-Döring | Taylor Wessing, Miroslav Đurić | Taylor Wessing

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In the first of three articles we focus on new harmonized regulatory requirements that apply to certain types of M&A transactions in the EU banking sector.

This is the first of our three-part series exploring the CRD VI regime, which provides a general introduction to the new regime and an overview of key impacts the new rules will have on M&A transactions in the financial services sector. We focus on the new harmonized regulatory requirements that

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