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The Linklaters Emerging Opportunity Index - Food and Beverage

2013-05-23

Food and beverage. As emerging markets establish themselves as the engine of global growth, an increasing number of companies in the food and beverage sector are seeking to harness their vast potential by investing in these markets. However, these opportunities are inevitably accompanied by risks.
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The Linklaters Emerging Opportunity Index Report

The Linklaters Emerging Opportunity Index, developed in conjunction with the global economic forecasting firm Oxford Economics, identifies the emerging world’s most attractive food and non-alcoholic beverage markets, based on both risk and opportunity factors. Featuring case studies with Yum! Brands and SABMiller, it reveals that in top emerging economies, the opportunities invariably outplay the risks, making those countries essential to the success of the global food and beverage industry.

This report gives you more details and our experts are available to support you further. Alternatively, you can download the Food and Beverage report as a pdf document.

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Executive summary
The Index
The Index – market growth outlook
The top ten and case studies

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The Linklaters Emerging Opportunity Index: interview with Paul McNicholl

In this short video, Linklaters Partner, Paul McNicholl, gives an overview of report and summarises our key findings.

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The Linklaters Emerging Opportunity Index: interview with Paul McNicholl

In this short video, Linklaters Partner, Paul McNicholl, gives an overview of report and summarises our key findings.

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UK Takeover Code to expand jurisdiction in September 2013
The Takeover Code will, on 30 September 2013, widen the categories of companies.

UK Takeover Code to expand jurisdiction in September 2013

2013-05-23

The Takeover Code will, on 30 September 2013, widen the categories of companies it regulates by:

partial removal of the residency test for companies which have their registered offices in the UK, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man; and
clarifying and simplifying the Takeover Code’s applicability to private companies.

This is a significant change since AIM listed companies with registered offices in the UK, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man but whose directors are based overseas will now automatically fall within the regulation of the Takeover Code. Under the current regime, such companies need to have their place of central management or control in the UK, the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man (the so-called “residency test”) in order to be subject to the Takeover Code. This...

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