Philip van der Eijk and Erik Teijgeler highlight some of these challenges and how to address them in their recent article on carve-out transactions in the Dutch Journal for Corporate Law Practice. The article offers practitioners involved in carve-outs valuable guidance on how to ensure these transactions run smoothly. Please contact Philip or Erik for the full version of the article.
The tricky business of carving out a gem: key considerations for carve-out transactions
In a carve-out transaction, part of a business is transferred to a new owner. These transactions tend to be complex and involve the transfer of assets, agreements, liabilities, and employees. It is important to understand that carve-outs are different from other M&A transactions because of the specific challenges and opportunities they present.
