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This 20 page paper looks at The Takeover Panel in the United Kingdom. The paper starts with the history and background of The Takeover Panel, looks at the membership with different committees and the role of the executive, discusses the authority of The Takeover Panel as well as its aims and objectives, outlines some cases that have been dealt with by the panel and compares the UK takeover panel with its equivalent in Sweden. The bibliography cites 15 sources.
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Executive 8 3. The Authority of the Takeover Panel in the UK. 9 4. Objectives, Goals and Purpose of the Takeover Panel 10 4.1 Instrumentation 11 5. Cases of the Takeover Panel 13 5.1 The Carlyle Group/Freeport Bid 13 5.2 Standards Lifes
Bid for Resolution 14 5.3 The Carlsberg and Heineken Consortium bid for Scottish & Newcastle 15 5.4 BHP Biliton bid for Rio Tinto 15 6. The Relationship between the Takeover Panel, the Courts and the
Financial Services Authority 16 6.1 Relationship with the Courts 17 6.2 Relationship with the Financial Services Authority 18 7. Comparison with the Swedish Takeover Panel 19 References 22 1. Introduction The Takeover Panel was established in the
UK in 1968. When it was established, and for most of the history of the Takeover Panel has not been statutory body. In many industries there has been the opinion
that self-regulation is the best way forward, allowing those who understand the industry, who come from the industry, to monitor and regulate it. The idea is that they are the
people best placed to be able to understand and identified factors influential on the way that an industry operates. A key characteristic of any panel of this nature which was
based on self-regulation is the flexibility and ability of the panel to act rapidly and uncertainties over the different parties concerned know exactly where they stand with clarity (The Takeover
Panel, 2008) 1.1 History and Background of the Takeover Panel The Takeover Panel was established within the UK to monitor takeovers covering companies which have their head offices within United Kingdom
by issuing and administering the citys "Takeover Code". The Takeover Panel was set up as an independent body in order to regulate the takeover process. The panel is not interested
in the strategic issues of takeover, whether they are good deals not, but the processes that are followed in order to ensure equality and fairness for the shareholders (The Takeover
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