THE ABN AMRO BANK CASE REVISITED

Good faith requirements rule On 3 May 2007, the Amsterdam Enterprise Court (‘Ondernemingskamer Hof Amsterdam’) ruled that ABN AMRO Bank must freeze its $21 billion sale of U.S. unit LaSalle to Bank of America, because in the Court’s opinion the deal requires prior shareholders’ consent. The Court ruled it was “unacceptable” for ABN AMRO Bank… Continue reading THE ABN AMRO BANK CASE REVISITED

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