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The Belgian Private Limited Without Capital: How is it Faring?
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2. August 2023
Abstract
1The new Belgian Code of Companies and Associations, enacted in 2019, abolished the use of capital in the limited liability company. This important reform led to various changes in the rules applicable to this type of company, although several aspects of the previous regime generally associated with the concept of capital still remain in place. This article briefly describes the changes made in 2019 (2.) but also recalls the rules that have not been substantially modified (3.). It then brings together some observations on the economic players’ behaviour after almost four years of practice under the new rules (4.).2
Published Online: 2023-08-02
Published in Print: 2023-07-12
© 2023 Walter de Gruyter GmbH, Berlin/Boston
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Artikel in diesem Heft
- Frontmatter
- Frontmatter
- The Belgian Private Limited Without Capital: How is it Faring?
- Loyalty Voting Rights in Belgium: Nothing More than a Control-Enhancing Mechanism?
- Symposium Discussion Report: The Private Limited Without Capital and Loyalty Shares in Belgium
- Classes of Shares in the Belgian Private and Public Limited Liability Company: A Search for a Reasonable Balance Between Collective and Invidiual Interests
- Social Entrepreneurship: The Choice Between Labels, Variants, Dedicated and Conventional Corporate Forms
- An Introduction to and Evaluation of the 2019 Belgian Companies Act – Preparing for the Previous War?
- Symposium Discussion Report: Classes of Shares, Social Entrepreneurship and Overall Belgian Company Law Reform
- Improving the Gender Balance Among Directors of Listed Companies in the EU
- 16th ECFR-Symposium Discussion Report: EU Listing Act and Gender Quota in the Board
- Towards a Framework for Effective Regulatory Supervision of Sustainability Governance in Accordance with the EU CSDD Directive. A Comparative Study
- 16th ECFR-Symposium Discussion Report: Panel on Supply Chain Due Diligence
